When we decided to exhibit at London Book Fair for the first time, we knew we needed a stand that would not merely display our presence but express the essence of our work: audiobooks rooted in language, performance, and sonic design. The challenge was to translate a sound-based publishing concept into a physical space that speaks, but without noise. The team at 5 Studio not only understood this, they embraced it. From the very beginning of our collaboration, their approach was marked by a rare combination of professionalism and curiosity. They listened intently, asked thoughtful questions, and worked with clarity and consistency. Their commitment to detail, without ever losing sight of the bigger picture, was evident in every step: from early sketches to on-site delivery. What we appreciated most was the seamless balance they struck between precision and empathy. They didn’t dazzle with empty flourish, they delivered exactly what they promised, and they did so with elegance. Every timeline was met, every practical concern anticipated. And yet, what stayed with us was their genuine enthusiasm: they took the time to understand our story, and that understanding shaped the design. The result was a stand that became more than an exhibition booth. It became a space of encounter. Between sound and silence, small-language publishing and global industry, between concept and audience. The atmosphere they crafted - clean, understated, acoustically tuned - allowed our content to breathe and be heard. It was a pleasure to work with 5 Studio. We would not hesitate to do so again. book&zvook team