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Planar space design is the foundation of exhibition space design; it represents the first step in formulating the overall concept and design direction, as well as the starting point for expressing creative ideas in exhibition spaces. When carrying out commercial exhibition space design, the following points should be taken into consideration: (1) It is necessary to base the work on overall design principles, draft an overall planar design scheme, and determine the overall style of the planar design. In exhibitions with multiple exhibitors, the design of the exhibition hall requires an examination of the design styles of adjacent booths, including the design of props, the layout of the space, and the dominant colors. It is important to achieve harmony while still maintaining distinctiveness, as well as creating contrasts without causing conflicts, so as to ensure coherence both in the overall design and in its individual elements. (2) Pay attention to the layout of the functional space and the display of exhibits. During design, the display should be arranged in accordance with the overall layout plan, as well as the usage process of the exhibits themselves, daily routines, and technical procedures. (3) The arrangement order of the exhibits should reflect the main narrative flow, with the company’s exhibition space designed to enable visitors to achieve the best viewing experience. Generally, the flow in the exhibition hall moves horizontally in a clockwise direction. (4) The structural format of the exhibition props to be used, the visual appearance of the facades, as well as the relationships between different display areas—including the synergistic connections among the key exhibits—must all be coordinated and unified, ensuring that while there are local features, the hierarchy of elements remains clear. (5) To estimate the average daily number of visitors, use a high figure rather than a low one, and use this as a basis for considering space design from an ergonomic perspective. Corporate exhibition hall design http://www.cloudstop.cn