Are you in the mood to jet set off to Italy for a night and dine outside under the stars?
Well we created the next best experience by replicating what we envision a night in Tuscany looks like for this company dinner event.
Check out how we transformed this venue to look bellissima for guests.
Read MoreA little bit of mix • a little bit of match • a whole lot of style
When it comes to curating an eclectic aesthetic, it takes a wild mind and disciplined eye.
Take a look at how this New Orleans event did it right.
Read MoreIt’s always easy to have a good time when you’re in the Big Easy. In honor of this new decade’s first Fat Tuesday, we’re featuring a special corporate event in New Orleans where traditional Mardi Gras colors are used to create a contemporary look with an indulgence of our favorite furnishings.
Check out how we let the good times roll in the Big Easy.
Read MoreA celebration should always be as great as Gastby.
Inspired by the glitz and grandeur of the Roaring 20’s, this themed event celebrated West Cancer Center’s 40 year anniversary with all of the lights and custom branding.
Read More'Tis the season for one-of-a-kind gatherings that elevate traditional design! This holiday party featured decor that was equal parts sleek, modern and design driven.
Read MoreDining at the Grand Ole Opry House is an experience, and this private dinner was truly heavenly. With a grand view of the historic auditorium, attention-grabbing pieces were essential to bring an intimate feel in the spacious setting.
Read MoreWhat's more invigorating that setting an event on a city bridge? Setting an event on a city bridge in two hours. That's exactly what our entire company accomplished in Little Rock as Bad Boy Mowers celebrated their annual Dealer Meeting on the Main Street bridge.
Read MoreWe had the honor to participate in paying tribute to the Memphis Alumni at the 37th Annual Distinguished Alumni Awards for the University of Memphis . The award ceremony – held at the FedEx Event Center located at Shelby Farms
Read MoreWhen FedEx decided to put a plane on display in the middle of the St. Jude Marathon race course to promote their Purple Eagle program, well lets just say we were excited for that call.
