
BrownHot Events used Signature Systems Group’s "Seagrass" sisal carpet at the tent for Veuve Clicquot’s Polo Classic event in October.
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Diffa's four-day event ran alongside the Architectural Digest Home Show. Attendees entered the Diffa section of the trade show floor by walking through a tunnel of exposed lightbulbs that hung overhead.
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'The New Yorker' White House Correspondents' Dinner Party

Passed hors d'oeuvres and dessert bites were served on trays with images of The New Yorker magazine covers.
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'People'/'Time' White house Correspondents' Dinner Party

Images from People's magazines—including Channing Tatum as this year's Sexiest Man Alive—were displayed throughout the space.
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'Capitol File' White House Correspondents' Dinner After-Party

The magazine held its after-party at the Carnegie Library, famous for its lighted dance floor showing a map of the city. The event also featured lounges and other activations from sponsors Clear Channel Communications, the Entertainment Software Association, Mercedes-Benz, Corona Light, Reyka Vodka, and Saks Fifth Avenue.
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The teepee-style tents can hold as many as 400 people.
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Inflate USA's line of inflatable structures for events includes more than 30 different sizes and shapes, such as the Luna, designed to act as a portable bar area, and the Trident, a massive tent structure designed for concerts and expos that can be set up in less than five hours. The structures, which cost from $800 to more than $5,000 to rent, are all fully brandable.
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