Interior design for brand spaces and emotional brand experience

Branding and Interior Design for brand spaces with impact

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A strong space conveys a brand's values directly. We translate brand identity into materials, colours and spatial structures that work consistently, create recognition and make orientation easier. Companies benefit from a clear positioning in space that builds trust and conveys professionalism. The result is interiors that are not merely designed but deliberately staged, making the brand tangible.

Spaces that positively influence behaviour and perception

Well-designed spaces influence behaviour more strongly than is often assumed. They direct attention, encourage interaction and support decision-making. We use this effect deliberately to design spaces that are not just beautiful but effective. In a trade fair context, for example, this means more conversations and better lead quality. In interiors, it leads to more efficient processes and higher satisfaction. Companies benefit from spaces that actively contribute to achieving their goals.

An employee in front of the newly designed premises
The Bayer brand logo as an integrated part of the architectural design in the research environment.
Duplex photograph with a scientific motif as part of the visual guidance system of Bayer Crop Science.
Visualisation of the Bayer Crop Science corporate design elements with logo, imagery and characteristic brand colours.

Spatial communication for Bayer Crop Science: for Bayer's globally operating agricultural division, we designed a central transit space that combines architecture, content and brand into a distinct spatial experience. Coloured surfaces, systematically used graphics and scientific imagery turn the space into a communication surface and translate complex research into a concise design form.

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Clear visitor guidance and spatial dramaturgy

A convincing space works like a good story. It guides people intuitively, sets priorities and creates deliberately designed experiences. We work specifically with sight lines, zoning and transitions to create a clear dramaturgy in the space. Especially in a trade fair context, this guidance is decisive for success. Companies benefit because visitors orient themselves better, stay in the space longer and take in content in a more structured way. The result is an experience that convinces both emotionally and functionally.

Realised Heringer trade fair stand at a trade show with graphic surfaces, illuminated furniture and digital content.
Perspective view of the planned trade fair stand with branding, communication areas and seating.
3D visualisation of the Heringer trade fair stand with brand areas, meeting area and integrated presentation space.

Generative design in space: for Heringer, we consistently transferred the distinctive design system of the Corporate Design to the trade fair stand, making the brand tangible in three dimensions.

A blue kitchen, two employees chatting.

The new visual identity was carried through not only in the trade fair context but also in the interiors. This creates a consistent design language that integrates the Corporate Design into everyday life.

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Using materiality and atmosphere deliberately

Materials and surfaces decisively shape the perception of a space. We select materials not only according to aesthetic criteria, but always in the context of brand impact, use and durability. Light, colours and haptics are used deliberately to create atmosphere and appeal to emotions. For companies, this results in a space that is not only visually convincing but works holistically. This quality strengthens the perception of the brand and noticeably increases the quality of time spent in the space.

Adelta Finanz trade fair stand with colour concept and interior design
Rendering visualising the layout for the Adelta Finanz trade fair stand
A collage of different materials and colours for the interior of Adelta Finanz

Interior Design and trade fair design with a clear brand strategy

Spaces as a strategic brand touchpoint

For companies, spaces are far more than functional shells. They are real points of contact where the brand is experienced directly. This is exactly where we come in: we do not think of Interior Design as an isolated discipline, but as an integral part of brand management. Every space conveys attitude, values and positioning – consciously or unconsciously. Through a clear design line, we create spaces that provide orientation, build trust and promote a consistent brand perception. In this way, the space itself becomes an active communication medium.

Combining Interior Design and brand management

Our strength lies in combining brand strategy and spatial design. While classic interior architecture often thinks in functional or decorative terms, we systematically translate brand identity into space. Colours, materials, proportions and structures follow clear design principles. For companies, this means no arbitrary solutions, but a consistent design logic throughout. The result is spaces that fit seamlessly into existing brand worlds and extend them in a meaningful way.

Trade fair design as temporary brand architecture

Trade fair appearances are a special discipline within spatial design. They work only for a limited period and must achieve maximum impact in a very short time. We develop trade fair stands as temporary brand spaces that attract attention, convey content clearly and guide visitors purposefully. In doing so, we combine spatial staging with strategic brand communication. Companies benefit from appearances that are not only visible but memorable, and that foster concrete conversations and contacts.

For our work in the field of Corporate Design, we have received numerous national and international design awards over more than 20 years of agency history. Among them the Red Dot Design Award.

Close-up of a wall with framed design awards
We have already been honoured with numerous national and international corporate design awards.

Trade fair appearances as brand-defining spaces

A trade fair is far more than a temporary presentation area. It is a place where brands become tangible in direct contact and must generate maximum attention in a short time. We develop trade fair stands that combine spatial design with a clear approach to visitors. This creates appearances that are not only visually convincing but provide orientation, convey content precisely and visibly strengthen a company's positioning against its competitors.
Rendering of the trade fair stand for Iseki.
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Trade fair stand with black metal enclosures and tractors
„Our trade fair appearances have reached a whole new quality through working with Arndtteunissen. The design of our stands manages to stage our brand precisely while also enabling clear visitor guidance. Our presence at trade fairs is now much more attention-grabbing, more inviting and therefore more effective.“
Martin Hoffmann, Managing Director Iseki

Interior design as a continuation of the visual identity

Good interior design does not begin with decoration, but with the question of how a place is used, read and perceived. Colours, surfaces, graphic elements, light and signage interlock and form a coherent overall picture. In this way, interiors emerge that do not seem arbitrary, but convey clarity, create quality of time spent and make an organisation's character visible. Especially in publicly accessible areas, it becomes clear how effective a well-considered interplay of design, information and architectural context can be.

The new wall design in the foyer of the "Haus der Kirche" with key visual
The new corporate design is applied to the displays of the coffee machines
A large welcome lettering on a wall in the foyer of the "Haus der Kirche"
Haavest logo as three-dimensional wall lettering on a yellow accent wall.
White door with vertical "Meeting" lettering in the Haavest office.
Lift door with vertically applied lettering "See you" as part of the interior branding.
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Companies that already trust our branding expertise in interior and trade fair design

Movement in the working environment with large-format image surfaces and brand-specific interior design.
Bayer AG

Bayer Crop Science develops innovative solutions for agriculture and food security, with a focus on seeds, crop protection and modern crop solutions. For the company, we designed a heavily frequented transit space that acts as an interface between architecture and brand experience. To do so, we translated content, imagery and materials into a concise spatial design. Coloured surfaces, systematically arranged graphics and large-format motifs on transparent films structure the space, make research processes visible and give the rather sober architecture a distinct atmosphere.

A blue kitchen, two employees chatting.
Heringer

In the course of developing the Corporate Design for the IT company Heringer, a concise, generative design system emerged that significantly shapes the brand's visual identity. This principle was implemented not only in classic applications but consistently transferred to spatial contexts. The design was applied, among other places, in the interiors – for example in the kitchen – as well as at the trade fair stand. By translating the graphic logic into materials, surfaces and structures, a consistent brand experience is created.

FAQ – Frequently asked questions about interior and trade fair design
1. What does an Interior Design project at Arndtteunissen involve?

An Interior Design project comprises the analysis, conception and design of spaces as well as support during implementation. The aim is a coherent interplay of function, brand and atmosphere.

2. For which companies does Interior Design make sense?

Interior Design is particularly relevant for companies with customer contact, physical brand spaces or modern working environments that want to make their identity tangible in space.

3. How long does an Interior Design project take?

The duration depends on scope and complexity. Smaller projects take a few weeks, comprehensive concepts and implementations several months.

4. Can existing spaces be optimised?

Yes, existing spaces can be developed further in a targeted way. Often structures are improved, the design is sharpened and the brand impact is significantly increased.

5. Why is Interior Design important for companies?

Spaces, whether internal to the company or external at trade fairs, are a central touchpoint of a brand. Professional interior and trade fair design strengthens perception, trust and differentiation from competitors, and fosters identification among your employees.

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For all general topics and enquiries, please feel free to contact Christian Malling.

We look forward to a non-binding initial conversation with you

Christian Malling
Senior Project Manager