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Top 50 Event Designers 2019: Jeffry Roick
The Toronto-based Roick on transforming a space with technology and decor.
“Pink is not a color palette we get to use often outside of weddings, so it was a challenge to theme the room without it being overtly feminine. We paired the soft and vibrant pinks with various textiles in dark and light shades of gray, which allowed the blossoms to be the visually stunning focal point of the design without being overbearing.” Pictured: Cherry-blossom theme corporate gala in Tokyo
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Top 50 Event Designers 2019: David Beahm
The New York-based Beahm on telling his client's story.
“We work very hard to tell our client’s story—to get inside our client’s heads and show them ideas they could’ve never dreamed of. Above everything, however, exceeding expectations is always our philosophy.” Pictured: A New Year’s Eve wedding reception in New York inspired by being inside a Champagne bottle
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Top 50 Event Designers 2019: Emily Clarke
The Dallas-based Clarke on sparking joy at an event.
“When it comes to design, I always start with what or where we want the guests to be transported to as they walk into the room. For Teach For America, I wanted to recreate child-like memories that sparked joy and classroom stories from back in the day.” Pictured: Teach For America’s 10-year anniversary gala at the Bomb Factory in Dallas
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Top 50 Event Designers 2019: Lisa Vorce
The Los Angeles-based Vorce on using the bounties of a beautiful locale.
“Puglia is a region in Southern Italy [that] has this epic, ancient aura that provides the most stunning backdrop for a wedding. We designed tablescapes with the agrarian bounty Puglia provides—from wild vegetables and herbs to olive branches. It was an amazing event under the Italian sun that was a sensory and visual delight.”
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Top 50 Event Designers 2019: Ed Libby
The New York-based Libby on creating an immersive environment.
“I recently designed an event for a client’s 50th birthday celebration, [after being] given only the word ‘grateful’ as inspiration. We were in competition with ourselves to outdo the design that we had created for the client’s 45th birthday party. The result was a complete transformation of an iconic space, creating an unrecognizable, immersive environment with state-of-the-art video screens, opulent florals, couture styling of entertainment, and decadent food presentations.”
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Top 50 Event Designers 2019: Shai Tertner
The event designer on transforming a space for the World Cup.
As part of Visa’s sponsorship at the 2018 FIFA World Cup, “we transformed the ballroom at the Four Seasons hotel in Moscow on the Red Square into a magical hospitality environment with elements … inspired by historic Russian design elements and tradition.”
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Top 50 Event Designers 2019: Ron Wendt
The New York-based Wendt on being inspired by an event's locale.
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Top 50 Event Designers 2019: Todd Fiscus
The Dallas-based Fiscus on creating a vibrant, energetic event.
The Color Ball, a debutante ball in Houston, featured “a group of clients that allowed me to present them the idea and the inspiration. No Pinterest. No copycat stuff. Just a cool cohesive thought…. It was so fun and so vibrant and the energy was palpable compared to other parties.”
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Top 50 Event Designers 2019: Bree McAlister & Alex Kushner
The bicoastal duo from Blue Revolver on building multi-sensory experiences.
“We immediately thought about putting those environments [from the show] inside the same moving trucks the characters use to start their new L.A. lives. We thought parking those trucks in a location as iconic as under the Hollywood Sign would remind guests of that feeling of excitement and opportunity that L.A. represents,” McAlister says. Pictured: Freeform’s Good Trouble premiere
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Top 50 Event Designers 2019: Stanlee Gatti
The San Francisco-based Gatti on using events as an expression of current culture.
“The bold, naive flower, layered in repeat pattern, somehow felt zeitgeist. We live in a time of re-appropriating design elements; invention seems scarce. It was as much a statement of current culture as it was to express my affinity for Marimekko.” Pictured: The formal dining space at the 2018 Modern Ball
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Top 50 Event Designers 2019: Matthew Robbins and Luis Otoya
The New York-based duo on designing destination weddings.
“We loved the gorgeous dining area that was installed on a UNESCO World Heritage monument surrounding the old city of Cartagena…. The palette was all green and neutral tones with accents of black and brass. We loved that it was tropical without being obvious by focusing on neutral tones and green.” Pictured: Private wedding in Cartagena
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Top 50 Event Designers 2019: Mindy Weiss
The Beverly Hills-based Weiss on designing events for A-list celebrities.
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