Magic The Gathering - Khans of Tarkir - PAX 2014

On Saturday, August 30th, The Showbox in down town Seattle was once again transformed for the launch of Magic The Gathering's Khans of Tarkir! Five mystical lands were represented throughout the venue.



Mardu
Olive trees, ferns, grasses and jute decorated the centeral gathering space.
Bamboo screens and tawny brown fur throws added to the mood.


Sultai
Hanging swamp vines, dotted with twinkling fireflies and leafy palm trees were scattered throughout the Sultai area.


Jeskai
In the Jeskai upper lounge, assorted sized Asian red lanterns decoratively hung from the edge of the Azban copper canopies. Bamboo screens provided a decorative Asian backdrop for the buffet tables.


Temur
Guests were in for an icy treat as they visited the bar & Buffet area where tall icebergs had burst from a snowy floor. Overhead festoon lighting glowed. White fur ottomans and rugs offered resting for the guests.


Abzan
VIP guests found themselves in a warm Moroccan style environment. Two 6ft tall golden lit gourd lamps made an exotic statement. Guests gathered under sheer copper canopies and enjoyed lounging on bronze serpentine benches. Vintage brass Moroccan tray tables were accented with decorative candle-lit lanterns. Bamboo screens added to the ambiance.

Ice Chiavari Chairs are here!

Just in time for the holidays, our new Ice Chiavari Chairs are here!
If anyone is planning a winter wonderland wedding or gala event - these would look amazing! 250 chairs available.

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.

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...

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.

Peter Pan in Northwest Meetings + Events Magazine

Our award winning Peter Pan event has landed in Northwest Meetings + Events Magazine!
Pick up your summer 2014 copy today

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!