From Zero to Hero: Build a Showroom in a Day

Concept & color

• Base field: Solid/3D tiles in a neutral tone for a premium, distraction-free backdrop.

• Accents: a contrasting border or lane that guides the eye toward the vehicle or product.

• Branding: optional color blocks or a subtle logo zone.
  
  

Lighting that sells (and photographs well)

• Pattern: Hex 15 or PRO for even, shadow-free coverage across the hero zone.

• Photo angles: reserve a spot for tripod/backdrop; avoid mixing color temperatures.

• Wiring: route power along the perimeter; hide connectors and keep cable runs consistent.
  
  

Visitor flow (showroom UX)

• Entry ramp + accent border create a natural path to the display.

• Walkways: solid tiles with edges at every transition for safety and a polished look.

• Consult area: a small desk with dedicated lighting for paperwork and conversations.
  
  

Install & timing

1. Measure & dry-fit the core field and border.

2. Snap the field and color accents.

3. Add edges/ramps at doors and transitions.

4. Mount hex rails and connect power (flush or suspended).

5. Style the space: signage, stands, mats, accessory bins.
   
   

Details that close the sale

• Invisible cable management and clean power feeds.

• Orderliness: tools/chemicals stored on shadow boards or hidden shelving.

• Repeatability: record colors and counts so the look is easy to replicate or expand.

FAQ

Can I relocate the showroom later? Yes—tiles and rails are modular and reusable.
How do I avoid glare on paint? Neutral floor colors and hex placement outside direct reflection lines.

Heavy fixtures or lifts? Use solid tiles and jack pads for point loads.
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