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Tables with umbrellas, an enormous photo backdrop, and warm projections turned one section of Microsoft's press preview into an outdoor café. The decor for the event during Internet Week in New York also included a few potted trees and mini buckets of sunflowers.
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It may have been warm outside when Absolut introduced its Orient Apple vodka flavor in 2011, but that didn't stop the brand from turning an indoor gallery into an apple orchard. The New York launch event involved 7,000 square feet of sod, live trees, and barrels of apples, as well as picnic rugs and tree stumps.
Photo: Gustavo Campos

To create a lush, cocoon-like setting for the seating at the 2012 Two by Two for AIDS and Art gala and auction in Dallas, Todd Fiscus covered a banquette wall in boxwood-print slipcovers and topped it off with heather and hydrangeas.
Photo: Roderick Peña

As part of the immersive setting for the 2012 BIO International Convention's welcome reception in Boston, Chicago-based company Kehoe Designs created a Japanese garden inspired by the country's shogun era.
Photo: John Kreis Photography

Inspired by Shaker culture, Fleurs Bella filled a raw New York space with tools, objects made from organic materials, aromatic plants, wooden doors, baskets, and other paraphernalia for the Brooklyn Academy of Music's 2007 Next Wave gala. One hallway was lined with willow and maple trees.
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Online retailer ModCloth launched its first in-person fit shop event in Los Angeles, known as ModCloth IRL, with an April luncheon for fashion bloggers and other social influencers in that sphere. Wildflowers in shot glasses with name plaques served as seating cards, prompting many guests to share their own arrangement on social media.
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