Ceiling Decor

As a subtle way to add more branding to the Hammerstein Ballroom, presenting sponsor Coca-Cola fashioned a chandelier from its aluminum bottles.

The 2011 In Style and Warner Brothers party got a luxe, library-inspired look. This year, designer Thomas Ford is expected to give the party an underwater look and feel.

The NBC Universal and Focus Features 2007 party, sponsored by Cartier

The world’s first Nobu Hotel, set to open late this year in Vegas, is being developed by Nobu Hospitality, with partners including chef Nobu Matsuhisa, Robert De Niro, and Meir Teper.

On June 26, the Paris Opera Ballet performed Giselle at the Harris Theater. Drawing on the ethereal, ghostly set of the famous ballet, designer Bill Heffernan brought a moonlit-forest look to the tent that housed the ensuing gala in Millennium Park. The “dining space was filled and overwhelmed with gigantic transparent suspended cubes, projected with provencale branch patterns, and hovering low over square dining tables,” he said. Ferns and white freesia decorated the table tops.

The Governors Ball took over the grand ballroom at Hollywood & Highland.

Inverted parasols hung from the ceiling.

Interior designer Libby Langdon's table for Liebherr showcased a chandelier made from wine bottles and filament bulbs. A lush centerpiece of greenery, succulents, and moss completed the homey style.

Late this year, you can take your meeting to a big-name new space on the Strip: the world’s first Nobu Hotel, restaurant, and lounge. The new restaurant will be an 11,200-square-foot space with an East-meets-West look and feel. Bowed columns of bamboo will line the exterior, meant to resemble the structure of the traditional Japanese ikebana basket used for the art of flower arranging. Colorful, patterned private dining pods and leather-upholstered screens will wrap the dining room. A 15-person bar will be the focal point of the lounge and will include an oversize bowl hand carved from a single block of wood.

At the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic, a collection of six marigold chandeliers filled the V.I.P. tent ceiling, each standing eight feet high and made from thousands of strands of silk marigolds in the brand's recognizable yellow shade.

About 750 V.I.P. guests filled the India-inspired tent decked out in the brand's signature yellow hue.

BrownHot Events partnered with Mille Fiori Floral Design to create an eight- by 20-foot paper flower backdrop for the V.I.P. tent bar.

Each flower was hand made and comprised of custom-printed stock, crepe paper, and tissue paper.

Various sizes of flowers, from three inches to three feet in diameter, combined in a loose pattern, creating a bold pop of color to the mostly white event space.