Our stands

We have stands for easy participation

Stockholm Furniture Fair offers different ways to exhibit. Customize your own stand or book a ready-made stand for easy participation. Do you want to exhibit with others? Are you interested in showcasing your brand in a new way? In addition to our traditional stand solutions, we list other possibilities such as Ready Made/Open Space, Ready Made/Single Space, Small Island, Installation/Creative Space and New Ventures.

Traditional stand

As an exhibitor, you can book spaces between 12-500 sqm in the hall of your choice. The halls differ in terms of ceiling height. The start package costs SEK 8 490. Stand rent 12-95 sqm: SEK 1 785/sqm. For stands over 95 square meters, a discount of SEK 50 per square meter is available. Find out more about the start package and book your stand.

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Ready Made / Open Space

Space for four companies, available in two sizes: 27.5 and 31.5 sqm.
The offer includes the start package, lighting, carpet and walls.

Ready Made / Single Space

Single Space is the option for those who want their own ready-made stand. Choose between a back wall, corner stand, three walls or island. The offer includes the start package, lighting, carpet and walls.

Ready Made/Small Island

Stand space for two companies with a shared back wall. Separate podiums are available as an option. The offer includes the start package, lighting, carpet and walls.

Installation / Creative Space

We encourage our exhibitors to find ways to exhibit using as little material as possible. Creating an installation instead of a stand is an effective way to reduce both construction costs and waste, and is appreciated by our visitors. For 2025, we have expanded the areas where we offer installation spaces. The location and size are tailored to each participant.

New Ventures

We invite a selection of young design companies to exhibit at the fair for the first time, with a stripped-down and ready-made stand with all costs included. The stands come in different sizes and have an open layout. Stand design by Nick Ross.