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Showing posts with label Featured. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Seattle Bride Magazine Spring/Summer 2015
The very first photo-shoot in our new warehouse (located in the Tacoma Dome District) a couple months ago was for Seattle Bride Magazine's Spring/Summer 2015 cover! We took this behind-the-scenes photo, pick up the magazine on stands now for the rest of this beautiful Absolutely Opulent photo spread by Alvin Nguyen Photography, styled with PJ Hummel & Company decor!
Friday, August 29, 2014
Cards Against Humanity PAX Prime 2014
What's all that traffic in downtown Seattle about this weekend? Some might blame it on labor day weekend or PAX Prime. Whatever the reason, we recommend that you skip the traffic and walk on over to the ACT Theater to check out the Cards Against Humanity pop up store.
Cards is setting up shop at ACT for the entire Labor Day weekend for PAX Prime, and the shop is open to the public!
Cards Against Humanity wanted to do something a little bit outside the box for their exhibit at PAX Prime this year. They wanted a pop up shop outside the normal confines of the convention. The ACT Theater proved to be the perfect location for the shop - attached to the convention center, but with a remote and exclusive feeling entrance.
Guests enter through a portal-like doorway, tucked in a back corner of the convention center. They then embark on a journey through the depths of the theater's back hallways. They are guided through the space with hallways lined in black satin and mysterious glowing lights. This is a really long hallway.
After a seemingly endless walk, guests arrive in a sunlit lobby where a gigantic mural of the Hindenburg disaster gives the space a snarky edge. Follow the edges of the Hindenburg mural downstairs to the party happening in the pop up store. Here, you can grab swag, pick up a new game or expansion pack, get your stuff signed, and get a custom card written just for you by one of the Game's creators.
,br />The exit to the store talks guests by the print shop where all of the custom cards are made on the spot. Once you grab your card you can head out the door to enjoy the rest of PAX.
Cards is setting up shop at ACT for the entire Labor Day weekend for PAX Prime, and the shop is open to the public!
Cards Against Humanity wanted to do something a little bit outside the box for their exhibit at PAX Prime this year. They wanted a pop up shop outside the normal confines of the convention. The ACT Theater proved to be the perfect location for the shop - attached to the convention center, but with a remote and exclusive feeling entrance.
Guests enter through a portal-like doorway, tucked in a back corner of the convention center. They then embark on a journey through the depths of the theater's back hallways. They are guided through the space with hallways lined in black satin and mysterious glowing lights. This is a really long hallway.
After a seemingly endless walk, guests arrive in a sunlit lobby where a gigantic mural of the Hindenburg disaster gives the space a snarky edge. Follow the edges of the Hindenburg mural downstairs to the party happening in the pop up store. Here, you can grab swag, pick up a new game or expansion pack, get your stuff signed, and get a custom card written just for you by one of the Game's creators.
,br />The exit to the store talks guests by the print shop where all of the custom cards are made on the spot. Once you grab your card you can head out the door to enjoy the rest of PAX.
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
The PJ Hummel Gold Buddha
Our gold Buddha is famous! Spotted in the brand new trailer for Laggies with Keira Knightley & Chloë Grace Moretz! Watch it here... he makes quite the appearance...
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
PJ Hummel Grass Furniture Line
You know we love sharing new inventory! We are now developing our new grass covered furniture line. Eight benches are available! The grass is so soft and realistic, we love them paired with our wooden cart coffee tables.
Wednesday, July 2, 2014
Peter Pan in Northwest Meetings + Events Magazine
Pick up your summer 2014 copy today
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
South Sound Wedding & Event Magazine S/S 2014
Thursday, July 25, 2013
Gold Buddha!
Let’s talk about the gold Buddha in the room!
New to the PJ Hummel collection this week, a 5’ tall gold laughing Buddha prop!
For centuries chubby laughing Buddha statues have been believed to bring good fortune to the homes and businesses of those that display them. What do you say, does he have a role in your next event? :)
New to the PJ Hummel collection this week, a 5’ tall gold laughing Buddha prop!
For centuries chubby laughing Buddha statues have been believed to bring good fortune to the homes and businesses of those that display them. What do you say, does he have a role in your next event? :)
Monday, March 4, 2013
Emerald City Applause Awards 2013
Last week we had a fabulous evening at Fremont Studios for ISES - Seattle Chapter's Emerald City Applause Awards! We took home TWO new awards last night!
*Best Event Marketing Campaign for the Microsoft Visual Studio Launch
*Best Design/Decor Budget Under $25,000 for our Vagabond Swamp!
Woohoo!
*Best Event Marketing Campaign for the Microsoft Visual Studio Launch
*Best Design/Decor Budget Under $25,000 for our Vagabond Swamp!
Woohoo!
Monday, July 30, 2012
Red Lion 5th Ave Seattle Wedding Reception
A few weeks back we helped our friends The Red Lion Hotel 5th Ave Seattle shoot a wedding look-book for their newly renovated ballrooms. Both the Emerald & Seattle ballrooms have beautiful BOLD new carpets that are joy to work with. It's no secrete that we love "over-the-top" decor, so the Red Lion was a great canvas!
The reception diner was shot in the Emerald Ballroom. We dressed the space in teal crush linens topped with lush purple bouquets on silver candle sticks & towers. A sweetheart table was set with our iconic moon chairs which were also used in the ceremony space.
We set a reception lounge in the Seattle Ballroom with all white furniture and glowing accents to compliment the carpet. We even designed a swing (our favorite!) for the lounge!
Here are some of the first images emerging from the photo-shoot. We might be biased, but we think the photos are enchanting! We'll post the magical ceremony photos soon!
The reception diner was shot in the Emerald Ballroom. We dressed the space in teal crush linens topped with lush purple bouquets on silver candle sticks & towers. A sweetheart table was set with our iconic moon chairs which were also used in the ceremony space.
We set a reception lounge in the Seattle Ballroom with all white furniture and glowing accents to compliment the carpet. We even designed a swing (our favorite!) for the lounge!
Here are some of the first images emerging from the photo-shoot. We might be biased, but we think the photos are enchanting! We'll post the magical ceremony photos soon!
Monday, June 4, 2012
LeMay Grand Opening!
Last week we had the pleasure of decorating the preview gala for LeMay - America's Car Museum's grand opening! It was none other than a Great Gatsby theme with a 1920's dress code. We went art deco and did an opulent column entry that continued into the grand gallery with lush live palms. The dinning area was inspired by a vintage chrome color pallet with a mix of charcoal crush & silver organza linens. Centerpieces were a combination of diamond champagne over-sized martini glasses & 38" flute vases topped with black and white ostrich feathers. Classic mahogany bars were mixed in-between the classic cars - which were of course the best decor of all. Even Tonight Show host Jay Leno made an appearance at the event!
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Cascadia 2012 Gala
The much anticipated "Night at the Museum Gala" happened last week at Cascadia 2012, and what a magical night! You may recall this post - bonus points if you followed the Cascadia Blog & found this guest post by us as well! In planning this particular gala, PJ wanted to make it something guests had never seen or experienced before. A progressive scene-changing event was one part, entertainment was another; and when you put it all together guests will remember this night as a once in a lifetime experience!
There wasn't just one room for the gala, there were EIGHT environments guests found themselves adventuring through. Yes, it really was a museum! The fun comes from our story of why the museum was so magical:
“As the story goes, an Egyptian tomb was discovered and brought to Tacoma to showcase the curiosity of this ancient world. In doing so, the excavators and moving team have stirred up much more trouble than they had bargained for! The mummies have been disturbed, and a crate has been tipped over – unleashing a ghostly spell on the rest of the museum!”
Guests found themselves going through The Hidden Art Gallery, The Hall of Statues, The Ancient Rome Collection, The Lewis & Clark Expedition, The Wild Wild West Collection, The Hall of the Exotic Jungle, & finally ended the evening with A Naughty Night on the Nile!
Attendees came in costumes because they were part of the museum as well! Teddy Roosevelt was our official tour guide; why shouldn’t he have guided Amelia Earhart around?
To start the Gala, we produced a special program with a map and the itinerary to remind attendees to keep moving! As a progressive gala, rooms opened and closed throughout the evening.
A Naughty Night on the Nile!
A big shout out to all other sponsors of the event - it was a great night! PSAV Presentation Services, Hotel Murano, Tacoma School of the Arts, Adam's DJ Service, Ace Of Illusions - Nate Jester, Tulalip Resort Casino, Team Casino Parties & Music, and of course the Tacoma Regional Convention + Visitor Bureau!!!
There wasn't just one room for the gala, there were EIGHT environments guests found themselves adventuring through. Yes, it really was a museum! The fun comes from our story of why the museum was so magical:
“As the story goes, an Egyptian tomb was discovered and brought to Tacoma to showcase the curiosity of this ancient world. In doing so, the excavators and moving team have stirred up much more trouble than they had bargained for! The mummies have been disturbed, and a crate has been tipped over – unleashing a ghostly spell on the rest of the museum!”
Guests found themselves going through The Hidden Art Gallery, The Hall of Statues, The Ancient Rome Collection, The Lewis & Clark Expedition, The Wild Wild West Collection, The Hall of the Exotic Jungle, & finally ended the evening with A Naughty Night on the Nile!
Attendees came in costumes because they were part of the museum as well! Teddy Roosevelt was our official tour guide; why shouldn’t he have guided Amelia Earhart around?
To start the Gala, we produced a special program with a map and the itinerary to remind attendees to keep moving! As a progressive gala, rooms opened and closed throughout the evening.
The Hall of Statues
The Ancient Rome Collection
The Lewis & Clark Expedition
The Wild Wild West Collection
The Hall of the Exotic Jungle
A Naughty Night on the Nile!
A big shout out to all other sponsors of the event - it was a great night! PSAV Presentation Services, Hotel Murano, Tacoma School of the Arts, Adam's DJ Service, Ace Of Illusions - Nate Jester, Tulalip Resort Casino, Team Casino Parties & Music, and of course the Tacoma Regional Convention + Visitor Bureau!!!
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