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Kingsway Group

Specialists in patient safety, creating environments that support wellbeing, recovery, and positive service user experiences.

THE BRIEF

An exhibition stand to showcase industry-leading products.

Kingsway Group are a market leader and global player in delivering innovative solutions into thousands of mental health environments. Always having a cornerstone stand space at the Design in mental health show, Kingsway wanted to specifically showcase their continued developments in RFID solutions and well as new anti-ligature doors. As well as demonstrating the networked solutions to doors on the stand, Kingsway were also able to celebrate being Gold winners at the BBH Awards for their KALM washroom products.

Client

Kingsway Group

LOCATION

Coventry Building Society Arena

Work

Exhibition Stand

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WHAT WE DELIVERED

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Product Display Pods
Dedicated display pods showcased key product areas in a clear and accessible way, enabling visitors to engage closely with individual solutions and understand their practical application.
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Suspended Circular Brand Banner
A large circular banner was suspended from the ceiling to provide maximum brand visibility within the busy exhibition hall. Acting as a strong overhead landmark, it helped guide visitors towards the stand while reinforcing brand identity from a distance.
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Innovation Zones
Separate innovation zones highlighted advanced technologies, including RFID-enabled systems, networked door solutions, and next-generation anti-ligature products. Each zone was designed to communicate technical detail while remaining visually connected to the overall stand.
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THE EXPERIENCE

A successful and impactful showcase for Kingsway Group.

The stand delivered a strong level of visitor engagement, reflecting both the strength of Kingsway Group’s product offering and the considered spatial design. The layout purposefully structured to encourage interaction, with clear zones that supported natural movement, exploration, and conversation throughout the space.