r/AntiqueBooths

Bit the bullet and put in an extra long day today (two hours) of work on my weekly restock to get setup with fall and Halloween, shelf and booth needed a refresh. Sales have been strong despite August being notoriously slow. It was nice chatting with customers also while setting up, something I usually don't get to do because my restocks usually last 30 minutes at most. Lots of posters and art being sold so focused on that which isn't common since selling nice posters and art is pretty challenging but I think I'm getting the buyers who enjoy it.

This my wife's and sister-in-law's booth space. As the unpaid hired muscle, I'm looking for ideas to increase the capability to show more product. Booth space is 8x 8. Walls are skids ready-made by the mall. Hutches/china cabs are always ideas but hoping someone more creative than me has some interesting, budget-friendly, ideas.