ESPY Awards Official After-Party Presented by Miller Lite
For the party’s second year on the Event Deck at L.A. Live, the production team created a strikingly different look and feel. Whereas for the previous two years, the party had evoked an urban loft—with stainless steel bead curtains, metal I-beams structures, exposed truss, and other details—this year, the vibe was more natural and organic. ESPN execs estimated about two thirds of the guests were new to the party this year.
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The 2006 Screen Actors Guild Awards gala in Los Angeles had a striking but simple look, with bunches of upside-down calla lillies hanging overhead. White furnishings were arranged in lounge-like formations.
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Vienna café chairs in teal, smoke grey, and orange, $30 each, available nationwide from AFR Event Furnishings
Photo: Courtesy of AFR
Louis “O” chair in black, white, or silver, $12.75 each, available nationwide from Town & Country Event Rentals
Photo: Courtesy of Town & Country Event Rentals
Salon chair with eight different color options for cushions, price upon request, available nationwide from Blueprint Studios
Photo: Courtesy of Blueprint Studios
Latitude 22 bamboo director’s chair, $11.50 for low and $27.50 for tall, available nationwide from Town & Country Event Rentals
Photo: Courtesy of Town & Country Event Rentals
Citi, one of the event's national presenting sponsors, set up a special lounge area for cardholders.
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String lights hung over the alfresco cocktail space with lounge-style seating on the waterfront.
Photo: Nadine Froger Photography
C2 Montréal
The outdoor sponsor lounges at C2 Montréal were set up in shipping containers and decorated with soft, colorful seating.
Photo: Beth Kormanik/BizBash
Cisco Live
At Cisco Live in San Francisco in May, attendees reclined on beanbag gaming chairs in the halls of the Moscone Center to watch keynotes, do work, and take breaks. Organizers said they chose this style chair as an "edgier but still functional" alternative to traditional beanbags.
Photo: Steve Maller Photography
