Pan Am Inspiration at The Museum of Flight

Another great event at the Museum of Flight! We took inspiration from Pan Am with a blue, white, and grey color pallet. We have new inventory to show off as well! Grey lacquer tables and glass top chrome cocktail tables. We love the linen free table trend, especially in tight spaces! Thanks Leslie and team!

Subaru National Convention Finale

In just a few hours we flipped The Washington State Convention Center's 4th floor into a Seattle inspired reception for 1500 people. The Sky Bride was a walk in the park with live foliage, rattan soft seating, and cafe tables with market floral! A vintage Subaru truck was also displayed! Hall 4C was transformed into Pike Place Market with nautical and wine connoisseur sides. The walls had a massive gobo treatment of foliage and waves. Farm Tables and market floral topped off the room. Hall 4F was turned into the ultimate night-life scene inspired by Pioneer Square and Capitol Hill. A mix of wooden and linen tables filled the space with lots of soft seating lounges. Vintage furnishings were mixed in for an authentic look.

WSAE Reception at GTCTC

We helped the Greater Tacoma Convention & Trade Center welcome the WSAE conference over the weekend with a fun reception featuring three themes; Indian, Modern Chic, and a Honky Tonk! PJ Hummel & Company provided lounge furniture, linens, and themed decor. Thank you GTCTC team!

The awesome view for the evening! Thanks GTCTC!


An ultra vibrant Indian mendi inspired double canopy covered the lounge seating in the India area of the event. Our curved kickback line of furniture filled the lounge perfectly, accented by live palms, vintage Persian rugs, wooden screens, and bright pillows.



After the Indian section, there was an ultra modern ice bar and chic lounge accented with PJ Hummel and company's white lounge seating and chrome cut-out tables.



The Western area was filled with barrel cocktail tables, a western inspired whisky tasting barrel bar treatment, and brown leather soft seating on hay rugs. Vintage trunks, a wooden cart, and industrial metal cocktail tables completed western the area.