47. Decor for the Floor
To create a modern, all-white look for a 2006 dinner at Manhattan’s Pier 60, Empire Force Events hid the venue’s colorful, patterned carpet with a layer of large, white confetti.
Photo: Courtesy of Empire Force Events
Disney Interactive Studios Exhibit 2010
Disney Interactive Studios contracted Greco Decor for art direction and booth production for its exhibit in 2010 and a striking, larger-then-life structure called attention to Disney's title Tron: Evolution. Built as a series of illuminated letters spelling out "Tron," the platform included gaming consoles and stood next to a full-size lightcycle model.
Photo: Nadine Froger Photography
Inspired by the company’s Spring 2014 fashion collection, Ile Saint Louis, the Ralph Lauren table boasted an unassuming, bohemian elegance with vintage-inspired and industrial designs softened by a muted purple, green, and oyster palette.
Photo: Gustavo Ponce for BizBash
In the music room, hundreds of mylar balloons were strung across the ceiling and along the walls to create an elegant yet festive cocktail party atmosphere. The chandelier and wall and curtain treatments were preexisting elements, while all furniture was brought in.
Photo: David X. Prutting/BFAnyc.com
At the Marfa Film Festival in Texas in 2010, the We Came In Peace-designed Café Bustelo Filling Station was marked by the coffee brand's yellow-and-red aluminum cans. In addition to using the cans as planters for cacti, the designers crafted them into chandeliers and lighting installations.
Photo: Courtesy of We Came in Peace
Watermill Center Summer Benefit
On July 28, some 1,200 guests headed out to the Watermill Center in the Hamptons for the art organization’s annual benefit, one of the season’s biggest draws for philanthropists. Inside the dinner tent a chandelier positioned over the dance floor was made up of plastic recycling bags and pink fabric streamers.
Photo: Billy Farrell/BFAnyc.com
Photo: Courtesy of Entertaining Company
