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Your Art Deserves a Gallery Vibe — Even at a Pop-Up
Selling at a pop-up art market? Your table layout can turn casual browsers into buyers. Presenting your work well makes it feel more valuable — and more likely to sell.
Choose a Table That Matches Your Art
| Art Type | Table Size & Setup | Why It Works |
|---|---|---|
| Small Prints & Stickers | 4-ft Table + Easel Stand | Keeps things eye-level and organized |
| Paintings/Canvas | 6-ft Table + Gridwall | Vertical display with space for browsing |
| Jewelry/Accessories | 6-ft Table + Tiers | Keeps pieces separate and visible |
🎨 Tip: Add a clean black or neutral cloth to keep the focus on your work.
Layout Techniques for Maximum Engagement
- Triangle Rule: Tallest pieces in the back, medium middle, small in front
- Flow-Friendly: Leave open space in the middle so customers don’t feel blocked
- Interactive Spot: Let people touch samples or flip through a mini portfolio
Display Items to Elevate Your Brand
| Display Item | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Easels/stands | Show off premium items |
| Business card holder | Encourage future sales |
| Table signage | Communicate pricing, name, and style |
| LED lighting strip | Adds ambiance and visibility in indoor venues |
Add Depth with Decor
Use subtle props — plants, neutral fabric drapes, or crates — to give your display a curated look without distracting from the art itself.
Conclusion
In a busy art market, your table is your gallery. Structure it to tell a visual story, draw customers in, and give your work the polished presence it deserves — even in a temporary space.