
Market Resolutions Furniture

Market Resolutions Furniture
Brief
Market Resolution needed sponsor furniture that felt like branded activations, not rental inventory, for a Las Vegas charity golf tournament.
Brief
Market Resolution needed sponsor furniture that felt like branded activations, not rental inventory, for a Las Vegas charity golf tournament.
Brief
Market Resolution needed sponsor furniture that felt like branded activations, not rental inventory, for a Las Vegas charity golf tournament.
Approach
Market Resolution handed us a lineup of couches, chairs, and tables and a list of sponsors who each needed their hole to feel custom, not interchangeable. We painted individual pieces for Terrible Herbst, Corona, FNOM Worldwide, and Hosts Global, treating every stop on the course as its own small brand moment rather than a matching furniture set.
Outcome
The furniture became the photo op of the tournament, giving golfers a reason to stop, sit, and shoot a photo at every sponsored hole instead of walking past. For sponsors paying for visibility, painted furniture did what a banner couldn't — it made people linger.




Approach
Market Resolution handed us a lineup of couches, chairs, and tables and a list of sponsors who each needed their hole to feel custom, not interchangeable. We painted individual pieces for Terrible Herbst, Corona, FNOM Worldwide, and Hosts Global, treating every stop on the course as its own small brand moment rather than a matching furniture set.
Outcome
The furniture became the photo op of the tournament, giving golfers a reason to stop, sit, and shoot a photo at every sponsored hole instead of walking past. For sponsors paying for visibility, painted furniture did what a banner couldn't — it made people linger.




Approach
Market Resolution handed us a lineup of couches, chairs, and tables and a list of sponsors who each needed their hole to feel custom, not interchangeable. We painted individual pieces for Terrible Herbst, Corona, FNOM Worldwide, and Hosts Global, treating every stop on the course as its own small brand moment rather than a matching furniture set.
Outcome
The furniture became the photo op of the tournament, giving golfers a reason to stop, sit, and shoot a photo at every sponsored hole instead of walking past. For sponsors paying for visibility, painted furniture did what a banner couldn't — it made people linger.






