In the ever-changing world of museum and gallery exhibitions, being able to adapt and innovate is crucial. The GRID System, a modular interior design solution made in Denmark, offers great flexibility and creativity for curators, exhibition designers, conservationists, and marketers. Its main component is a 40 x 40 x 40 cm cube, which can be used to build walls, display units, seating, and even flooring, all customized to the needs of an exhibition.

Unleashing Creative Potential

The GRID System helps museum and gallery professionals create captivating spaces. Its modular design allows for various heights, widths, and depths, making it easy to create custom displays that match the theme of the artworks. This flexibility keeps exhibitions fresh and engaging, adapting to new artistic narratives.

Sustainability Through Reusability

Sustainability is increasingly important, and the GRID System is designed with this in mind.

By reconfiguring and reusing components, the system extends the lifespan of materials and thereby reduces waste. This approach helps institutions refresh their displays without needing entirely new structures, promoting both environmental responsibility and cost savings.

Seamless Integration and Support

The GRID System offers comprehensive support to clients. The team works closely with institutions to design and implement configurations that meet specific exhibition needs. Tools like the pCon.Planner design program are available to help professionals visualize and plan their GRID setups effectively.

Invest in an exhibition system that changes according to your needs

The GRID System combines form, function, and a way of making your exhibition and surrounding furniture futureproof, making it a valuable asset for museums and galleries alike. The modular nature of the GRID System (embedded in the system since its founding in Denmark) encourages creative expression while addressing practical needs like adaptability and environmental responsibility.

By using GRID, cultural institutions can keep their exhibitions innovative, relevant, and inspiring for audiences.