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Learn about all of the new products and eye-catching builds we had on display during our time attending Infomm 2019 in Orlando, FL.

Below is a recap of all the goodies we had on display in booth 1721 at the Infocomm show in Orlando, FL. This year, we were able to display several new products fresh off the assembly floor that are great solutions for integrators, architects and end users alike.

During the month of April, we at Marshall Furniture decided to hone our focus on all things architectural. Although we focus a lot on our products' ability to accommodate a wide range of technology, we also strive to make sure each build is a beautiful, one-of-a-kind piece.

Are you a part of a living, breathing and functioning business? Then you've probably heard the word "tradeshow. Are you looking to advance and promote that living, breathing and functioning business? Then you've probably also heard that tradeshows are one of the most effective marketing ploys you can take advantage of to further your company and garner leads. But other than perhaps the obvious "brand awareness they offer, are there any other advantages to tradeshows?

Happy July and Happy (almost) Independence Day!

As many of you may know, the annual Infocomm extravaganza happened last month and there were a record number of attendees – over 37,000! This year's show marked the 75th anniversary of Infocomm and its growth over the years was certainly reflected in the amount the foot traffic and interest we received and perceived at the event. At the show, held this year in Las Vegas, Nevada, we showcased a number of new products as well as some classics that we'd like to share with you, in case you were unable to attend or visit our booth.

Every January, our team at Marshall Furniture looks for new ways to continue our success and growth throughout the new year. To do this, we often look back at the previous year to evaluate our accomplishments and to determine our upcoming product and marketing focuses. Looking back at 2016, however, had a two-fold purpose for us. Last year, we were lucky enough to celebrate our 30th year in business. We celebrated in a variety of ways, like giveaways and prizes, but also by showing off our high-quality custom craftsmanship skills at tradeshows like Infocomm. What we discovered when we discussed last year's sales was that 2016 was filled with a variety of interesting and creative projects. Our design team each had their favorites so we felt it was only appropriate that we give those designs the attention they deserve. With 2016 still fresh in our minds, we'd like to take the opportunity to share, in detail, aspects of our most memorable projects.

If you are heading to this year's Courtroom Technology Conference in Salt Lake City, Utah, held from September 12-14, be sure to stop by Marshall Furniture's booth, #608, to view some fantastic courtroom tech pieces. As a custom shop, we are able to accommodate a variety of equipment and architectural needs into each of our builds. Thanks to our versatility, our products are perfect for many different court spaces, whether they be more ornate, require high-tech component integration or have a particular room set-up.

Marshall Furniture's new ELCO RL-35 is a simple, cost-effective ADA solution that can be customized to meet individual application needs. Combine it with any other Quick Ship piece to create an ensemble arrangement.

The new ELCO™ RL Series Desks by Marshall Furniture may seem unassuming, but they pack a punch as an all-in-one design that targets many common customer concerns.

We're faced-paced and materialistic – nothing you haven't already heard. It's universally known that as a society, we're constantly looking for the best deal now, now, now but let's be honest, it's hard not to be this way.

We're about to cannonball right into a topic that has been discussed and argued many times over.

Why? Well, there's plenty of preconceived notions and opinions out there that advocate for one method of construction or the other. Interestingly enough, people are still divided on this front with strong advocacy and exclusivity for one side or the other. In our own experience, we've come across plenty of instances where a client has asked us to build using their preferred method.