San Francisco Symphony's 103rd Opening-Night Gala
On September 3, the San Francisco Symphony celebrated the opening of its 103rd season with a gala that had several moving parts. For a dinner held in the Patron's tent (for top-level ticket holders), Got Light created a lighting scheme inspired by champagne bubbles. The design, created by Blueprint Studios, had an Art Deco vibe with hues of blush, gold, and silver.
Photo: Irja Elisa Photography
Chicago Botanic Garden Harvest Ball
On September 20, the Chicago venue hosted its annual fall benefit. Event Creative's decor included leafy chandeliers that nodded to the venue's lush grounds; strings of sparkling lights added a starry, garden-party feel.
Photo: Courtesy of Event Creative
At the Elle Women in Hollywood awards this month at the Four Seasons Los Angeles at Beverly Hills, long-time producer Caravents worked with Elle event director Katie Crown on the overall vision and event design. Blush tones in details from the linens to the roses created a feminime feel along with graphite mirror runners with clear cylinder vases.
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Monochrome marigolds and table numbers in champagne bottles sat atop rustic tables at the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic, designed by BrownHot Events, in Los Angeles earlier this month.
Photo: Claire Barrett Photography
Taken by the idea of journeys, Anita Erickson and Fallon Barr of Red Chair Market followed the yellow brick road with their ode to The Wizard of Oz. The duo conceived a tableau that combined a miniature tornado with straw mats, a basketful red poppies, and the iconic ruby slippers.
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Taking cues from British potter Josiah Wedgewood, Maureen Stevens Designs and jewelry designer Jeannie Vianney created what they called “Modern Wedgewood,” with a color palette of muted blue and white with gold accents.
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Killy Scheer of Scheer & Company created an eclectic artist’s workshop filled with volumes of books, paint brushes, tassels, feathers, and single candle sticks.
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