Look and Feel

For the 2011 ABC Kids Expo in Louisville, Global Experience Specialists used client Boon’s idea to create walls from its popular Grass Countertop Drying Racks.

For the Polaroid space at CES 2011, Skyline Exhibits had images streaming overhead across two ribbon-screen projections, ending in the company logo. Jumbo screens framed by the Polaroid photo border surrounded a raised stage at the center of the exhibit, while a futuristic-looking lounge area with a modular mirrored exterior sat at the far end of the space.

Inspired by the 2012 Public Sector Forum’s theme, “The Road to Transformation,” 2020 Exhibits (800.856.6659, 2020exhibits .com) created a neighborhood environment for BMC Software that included fabricated stoplights and highway signs.

Disney Interactive's exhibit included a water bar, an homage to its mobile app called "Where's My Water?"

The Washington National Opera Ball was held at the United Arab Emirates and, consequently, had an Arabian theme. After walking through a series of Arab pergolas, guests entered the embassy's grand portico, which featured a 23-foot starburst lantern lit by candles that the Kennedy Center built for the event.

Tony Schubert and Event Eleven made use of a three-day load-in to build an 80- by 40-foot tent on the home’s tennis court, where four custom-built activation pods allowed guests to interact with the new device.

Toro y Moi and Kendrick Lamar entertained the intimate crowd of about 300.

The venue's parking lot was turned into an urban campground, with cutouts of city skylines and simple furnishings decorating the space.

As a contemporary interpretation of the Streamline Moderne style of the 1930s, the event team behind Sunday's Screen Actors Guild Awards designed the ceremony's stage with elements like a broken proscenium arch and vertical steel tubing that evoked the organ pipes of vintage movie theaters.