
Drapes, old school decor with a twist. From free-form draping to structured, tent-like installations, overhead swags of fabric have appeared in a variety of forms at recent events.
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De Otter Creations, a Netherlands-based marketing and creative agency, uses light to create immersing environments it calls B[eye]t (pronounced “Bite”). The company’s designers work with planners to develop audiovisual content, which can be static or moving, then project it onto custom-made tables. And here’s where it gets interesting: Using infrared cameras, B[eye]t allows attendees to interact with the projections—moving graphics around the table, or trading promotional materials between place settings. Overhead and wall projections can create an even more indulging effect. Standard tables seat 10 to 14 people, while banquet tables, which can double as a catwalk or stage (hint hint), accommodate as many as 150.
Stop! Pose for the frame! A fun-tastic concept, introduced by LA photo group called the Photosphere, is an excellent way to keep your party guests entertained. The Photosphere takes 360-degree photos and prints them instantly on site. As many as 30 guests can fit into a tent structure and be captured in a single photo at the same time. Why not turn your next event into a photoshoot?!!

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Blowup Things, the U.K.-based firm that designs, manufactures, and rents inflatable structures, has just launched a new illuminated light bulb-shaped sculpture equipped with an internal LED system. The whimsical, old-school shape of an incandescent bulb makes for a suitable reference point at trade shows. (We'll leave it up to you to come up with a clever variation on a "bright idea" theme.)
Swarvoski crystals on furniture is the latest trend in special events decor. The concept is very chic yet fabulous at the same time. Simply take a solid colored piece of furniture and add crystals to the cushions to transform plain to old hollywood glamour. This trend is most popular in Los Angeles and Miami; and now HoneyCreme brings it to Houston.
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