Bar Designs

June 3, 2016

Mattel Children's Hospital U.C.L.A. Kaleidoscope Ball

The fourth annual Kaleidoscope Ball took place May 21 at 3 Labs in Culver City, California. The event, which was produced by Clare Davis of Harper Sloane Productions and designed by Mindy Weiss Party Consultants, featured a circus-inspired bar for the ball's "Circus for Research" theme.

Photo: Courtesy of Mindy Weiss Party Consultants

Golden Globes

Best Events produced Weinstein Company and Netflix's party. Sponsor Lindt offered a bar serving craft cocktails using ingredients inspired by its chocolate bars. Grey Goose also sponsored the event.

Photo: Alesandra Dubin/BizBash

Svedka Broken Resolutions Bash

Svedka hosted its annual promotional event on January 17 at Nightingale Plaza in Los Angeles. Produced by Shadow, the event had an "eat better" station that offered an array of deep-fried foods—and a spinning wheel to help guests decide which indulgence to choose.

Photo: Michael Simon

Diamond of California set up an all-day snack and drink bar in the back of the room.

Photo: Kara Brodgesell

Bloody Marys were offered during a break between sessions.

Photo: Kara Brodgesell

The day ended with a cocktail party.

Photo: Kara Brodgesell

Cointreau’s Original Margarita Event

The event featured an interactive cocktail bar with an orange backdrop that was decorated with salt shakers, limes, oranges, jalapeños, and bottles of Cointreau.

Photo: Charley Gallay/WireImage for Cointreau

Gin Mare's Med Rooftops

A wall of wooden crates showcased the Gin Mare bottles paired with fruit and greenery. The giant installation also served as an unconventional step-and-repeat.

Photo: Charles Roussel/BFA.com

Gin Mare's Med Rooftops

The brand gave guests the opportunity to experience the gin in a variety of ways with six different cocktail options, some of which had unique ingredients including orange marmalade and chipotle Tabasco.

Photo: Patrick MacLeod

Cointreau Art of La Soirée

The custom L'Orangerie bar, which gave guests the chance to craft their own cocktails, served as a makeshift orange tree with a tower of the liqueur bottles that branched out into a lush ceiling canopy.

Photo: Scott Rudd

Cointreau Art of La Soirée