5 Ideas on How to Use Advertising Seating Cubes

The Rubik’s Cube – All-Time Inspiration

The Rubik’s Cube has remained a profound source of inspiration for many brands for years. It can be referenced in countless creative ways. Brands like Honda CR-V Hybrid (portraying the Rubik’s Cube as the Earth), McDonald’s, PlayStation, and National Geographic (featuring their logo on the cube) have all successfully tapped into its iconic status. Another striking example is Port Anaklia, which stacked shipping containers to resemble a giant Rubik’s Cube, highlighting the vital role of maritime transport for Georgia’s economy.

Such a cube doesn’t have to be merely virtual or graphic – you can give it a physical form. Inventini advertising cubes can be used to create a giant Rubik’s Cube; some of the faces can be color-coded like the traditional puzzle, while the remaining ones can be used for your branding and advertising messages. This also serves as an engaging starting point for interactive fun.

Imagine a game centered around assembling or disassembling the cube. The players’ goal could be to arrange the traditional colors or to reveal a specific hidden pattern inside. Another creative solution would be to treat the center cube as a “treasure” featuring your most important slogan or company logo. Such a structure consists of 27 individual elements.

2. 3D Scrabble – The Power of Advertising Slogans

For years, Scrabble has inspired countless engaging marketing campaigns. Almost everyone recognizes slogans created with those characteristic small tiles -they decorate hundreds of blogs and social media posts. But who says Scrabble has to be flat? In our opinion, there’s nothing stopping you from placing letters on all six sides of a cube.

Of course, the rules of the game would need to be modified: the highest-scoring letters could be those that form the name of the event, the company, or a promotional slogan. The number of elements can be unlimited, but it’s crucial to include a complete set of letters necessary to arrange your key message.

3. Puzzles – A Wall Like a Painting

This time, we’re not talking about traditional puzzle shapes with interlocking tabs and slots, but rather a simplified version many of us remember from childhood: the cube puzzle. This solution is incredibly easy to scale up to a larger size.

Interestingly, this format is most popular among cultural and museum institutions. Famous landmarks or replicas of renowned paintings can be printed on the cubes. This allows participants to focus on the details and gain a deeper understanding of the presented objects and masterpieces. You decide how many cubes will make up the final image. While the minimum is two, we believe the real fun starts with 9, and from there… the sky is the limit.

In a similar fashion, you can also design your own custom “Rubik’s Cube” using this modular approach.

4. Story Cubes – Cube Storytelling and Relaxation

You are likely familiar with Story Cubes, which are used as a creative spark for storytelling. But what if we replaced the tiny dice with large-scale cubes? It gets even more interesting when you customize the icons on the cubes to fit your event’s theme or your brand’s identity.

PS You can also create a large office anti-stress cube for your company’s chill-out zone. Each side could feature a different suggestion for a quick break or a relaxation technique, making it a functional and fun piece of office equipment.

5. Veeery Large Cubes

Cubes can be massive, though it’s worth noting that they become quite heavy and take up a significant amount of transport space at that scale. However, for some, that is no deterrent at all. See the example below.

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