Get inspired with the latest ideas in catering, rentals, and more in and around Atlanta.

Nuage Designs, which has a showroom in Atlanta, recently launched its new Velluto collection of linens, with plush velvet-inspired fabric in a variety of colors. There are more than 20 shades available, from pastel pink to rich emerald green. Prices start at $15 for a pillow and $35 for a table runner; a 108-inch round tablecloth costs $45, a 132-inch round tablecloth costs $65, and a 108- by 156-inch tablecloth costs $75.
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For healthy food options in Atlanta, there's Vego Bistro, a food truck and catering business offering entirely plant-based cuisine. The company got its start in December 2016, added on kitchen space in 2017, and plans to add a restaurant space sometime in 2018. Vego Bistro's catering menu includes fresh entrees like barbecue jackfruit sandwiches, tofu "egg" salad sandwiches, cold-pressed juices, and seven different soups. For catering, planners can choose between either a grab-and-go menu option at $13 per person with a 25-person minimum or a selected food truck menu with a $750 minimum.
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Move over cupcakes: edible cookie dough is one of the hottest dessert trends. Opened in November in Ponce City Market, Batter serves scoops of safe-to-eat batter using heat-treated flour and no eggs in 10 flavors. The cookie dough counter's catering menu includes three options: individual cups for $5 each with adds-ons like a personalized logo, a scoop-your-own cookie dough bar starting at $75, and a fully-staffed bar, which offers three flavors of dough along with five toppings.
Photo: Caroline Clements