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The lounge had clear Plexiglas walls on four sides, giving guests the illusion they were outside.

Signage outside the domes invited passersby to step inside to try the app.

A 40-foot-long container became a mini Ikea showroom during a five-stop tour to promote the company's new Miami store.

Barbie's fun promotion involved several models dressed as Ken dolls housed inside a glass-paneled truck. Driving throughout the city, Barbie encouraged consumers to follow the truck's movements via Facebook, Twitter, and Foursquare.

Shelter Company's roomy tents are fully furnished, and lounges can provide group seating.

To promote the upcoming Defiance, Syfy set up a makeshift "Container Village" in a downtown Austin parking lot.

CasaBubble rents inflatable, modular spheres for events. Envisioned by French designers Frédéric Richard and Pierre-Stéphane Dumas, the transparent, pressurized bubbles can be used as V.I.P. areas, pop-up shops, dining spaces, and more in outdoor environments. There are five different models and the structures come with a wooden floor. Solar cells and battery equipment are also available.

EBay partnered with Toys for Tots to launch its new app at the EBay Toy Box pop-up in the meatpacking district's Gansevoort Plaza. Open December 6 through 9 and produced by Matter and MAS Event & Design, the promotion was housed in a refurbished shipping container.

Following a recent promotion in Miami during Art Basel and a holiday pop-up in New York, hipster eyewear company Warby Parker hit Austin with an experiential stunt dubbed the "Citizen's Circus." On the grounds of the French Legation Museum, the online retailer recreated a 1920s-style carnival where festival-goers could take in music, entertainment, and shop for glasses inside a candy-striped yurt.