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Preserve the stand footprint
Keep portal frames, walls, counters, storage, displays and aisle openings aligned to the source model.
Exhibition booth rendering
Turn a SketchUp or CAD stand design into a photorealistic trade-show visual for pitches, approvals and design reviews—without rebuilding it in a traditional rendering package.
Real Maquete workflow
Drag each comparison to inspect how the modelled structure, display zones, furniture and exhibition-hall context carry into the finished image.




These fictional concept models were created for this demonstration and rendered through Maquete's actual Guided workflow. They are not customer projects.
Built for stand design
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Keep portal frames, walls, counters, storage, displays and aisle openings aligned to the source model.
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Show timber, fabric, paint, metal, lighting and graphics before committing to fabrication or supplier quotes.
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Communicate scale and visibility inside a realistic exhibition environment rather than showing the booth in isolation.
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Test finishes, lighting or viewpoints and carry an approved visual language across the project.
How it works
Step 1
Start with a clear SketchUp, Revit, Rhino or CAD screenshot that shows the complete booth and aisle relationship.
Step 2
Confirm the structure, display surfaces, graphics, furniture and integrated lighting using answers, swatches and references.
Step 3
Create the render, compare it with the model and produce another view or targeted revision for the pitch deck.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Upload a clear model view and use Guided Render to define the structure, materials, display graphics, furniture, lighting and hall context. The source remains the camera and geometry reference.
Maquete is instructed to preserve the visible architecture and object placement in the source. A complete, uncluttered model view provides the best basis, and the result should be reviewed before fabrication.
Yes. You can change material answers, upload swatches, choose exact colours and adjust lighting. Create controlled variants while keeping the same model view.
No. Maquete produces presentation imagery. Structural engineering, venue rules, dimensions, fire requirements and fabrication details remain the responsibility of the exhibition design team.
Upload one model view and turn the stand design into a client-ready architectural image.
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