High-End Pop-Tarts
At Washingtonian magazine's AT&T's Best of Washington party in 2012, Amaryllis designed the space to evoke the ambiance of a vintage ice cream parlor. Ted's Bulletin offered samples of its homemade Pop-Tarts—cinnamon and brown sugar, strawberry, and chocolate—that the company displayed in tall glasses filled with each flavor's ingredients.
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The names of the monuments on the National Mall as well as significant events held there were rendered in oversize letters and suspended from the tent ceiling. Design Foundry created the pieces.
Photo: Tony Powell
Dan Berger, founder and C.E.O., Social Tables
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Erik Muendel, C.E.O., Brightline Interactive
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Rebloom removed damaged or wilted flowers before delivering them to customers.
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The Self Enhancing Live Feed Image Engine, or “S.E.L.F.I.E.” mirror, was created by New York-based digital agency iStrategy Labs. A Web camera and facial-recognition software are hidden behind the two-way mirror, along with LED lights that provide a countdown and simulate a flash, and are triggered when guests stand in front of the mirror and smile. The photo is then instantly posted to Twitter with a watermark or logo. Though it is not available for rental, the invention can be custom-built for companies to own, and pricing ranges from $35,000 to $50,000.
Photo: Courtesy of iStrategy Labs
