This dinner and art auction was held as a fundraiser for High Tech High School. The faux entry was conceived and created by Laurel to mimic the creative paint treatment on the actual walls inside the school. Empty areas were created to display student art.
The actual dinner was held outdoors in a quad of the school foyer. Sails with unique lighting were hung across the quad to create a false ceiling and to aid in keeping warmth in the dining area. Notice the background of the stage. This was another faux wall that played on the schools décor.
	Detailed elements can sometimes create the highest impact. This centerpiece made completely of sugar and chocolate was an exact replica of a model home made by Genesis home builders at their 2003 Las Vegas convention.
Bright colors, tropical arrangements and a beach setting celebrated the downtown skyline and tropical spirit of San Diego at this casual dinner in beautiful Coronado California
	White sails of fabric and thousands of blue lights created this New York lounge feel for the ESPN Winter Warm-up Superbowl party.
When the client wanted neon colors to dominate this corporate incentive party, we obliged. Our answer was this custom made festival tent with 3 foot and 6 foot polka dots. Neon spandex table covers, flag tent toppers and colorful umbrellas in exact matching PMS colors created one festive event.