
Collect reclaimed rocks, wood, and seashells to fill apothecary jars of varying sizes, shapes, and heights for displays such as the underwater-inspired design from Blueprint Studios.
Photo: Courtesy of Blue Print Studio

The 80-foot screen hung on a curved truss in front of the columns in the National Building Museum’s Great Hall.
Photo: Robert Isacson

The “Land, Sea, and Sky” theme of the National Geographic flag inspired an array custom tables and toppers, including glacier ice sculptures. Syzygy Events International created the custom pieces for the event.
Photo: Robert Isacson

Select Lucite tables served as aquariums with water and plant life inside.
Photo: Mike Busada

Lucite tables were filled with natural objects like sea shells.
Photo: Robert Isacson

Living plants served as centerpieces on select tables.
Photo: Mike Busada

Iconic, high-definition National Geographic images and video clips were displayed on projection screens during the 125th anniversary gala dinner and program.
Photo: Robert Isacson
Blue: Peace, Trust, Dependability, Calm, Intelligence

Blue lighting and sequined tablecloths made for a striking look at Ronald McDonald House Toronto’s holiday season gala in December 2012.
Photo: George Pimentel for Ronald McDonald House Toronto

A large shell decor piece and blue lanterns decorated the lobby of the Hollywood Roosevelt as part of an ocean theme inspired by the last scene in Masterminds.
Photo: Sean Twomey/2Me Studios