SPATIAL DESIGN
2026
Market
Category
CD
D
PM
Taiwan/Japan
BRANDING, GRAPHIC DESIGN, EXHIBITION PLANNING & DESIGN
Michelle
QQ, Pin
Peggy, Calvin
1. Key visual: Japanese refinement meets a pet-friendly visual language To convey the presence and refinement of the Japan Pavilion, the key visual sets aside heavy decoration in favor of modern, minimal Japanese-style illustration, with Japan's signature red paired with warm wood tones. A warm color plan and clean geometric layouts express the pavilion's core message: peace of mind, high quality, and a better life for people and pets together.
2. Space and circulation: balancing modularity and unity The layout had to meet two needs at once — a unified national pavilion image and an independent display for each brand.
3. Print and extended materials: one consistent brand experience From the large hanging banners above the venue and printed backdrops to exhibitor name badges and online banners, every piece follows the key visual guidelines. We closely controlled color and material quality in print, so the professionalism of the Japanese brands comes through both in the pavilion seen from afar and in the printed materials read up close.
Through integrated visual and spatial design, the Japan Pavilion became one of the most notable and refined areas of this year's Taipei Pet Show, helping 14 Japanese pet food manufacturers move past language and brand boundaries and connect with Taiwanese consumers and business partners at the highest standard. The project shows a seamless move from graphic design to three-dimensional space, and our ability to lead large-scale cross-border projects.
















