Event Cases

Altura hosted the masterclass The Five Success Factors of a Winning Plan at The Playing Circle. House of Tenders walked a room full of bid professionals through his insights. A session full of knowledge and connection, because great spaces facilitate great conversations.

Sun invited influencers to the Vaudeville Theater to launch Brilliant Shine Plus, with a presentation by the tall arched windows and a private lunch around one long table in blue and white.

Promo Italia invited their best clients to The Dinner Club at The Frederik, with long candlelit tables, summer flowers and a chef plating at the kitchen island. It was a private dinner that felt like an evening at someone’s home.

For Velux, we set long tables beneath a glass roof, with linen, bronze plates, dahlias and a mood board that brought the brand’s story into the room. It was a dinner in daylight, where guests could experience the brand without it ever feeling like a presentation.

For the ELLE Deco Designer Award Lunch, designers and guests gathered around a long table at The Playing Circle. It was a lunch in warm daylight, surrounded by art and design, where the work of the nominees took centre stage and there was plenty of room for good conversation.

For Spinoza, we turned our room into a place to slow down, with a circle of mats, meditation cushions and soft blankets bathed in daylight. It was a setting to arrive, breathe and be fully present.

Atelier the Vijzel welcomed executive assistants for Where Executive Assistants Connect & Shine. In a workshop on personal branding and LinkedIn, they discovered how to tell their own story with more confidence. Afterwards, there was plenty of room to meet, connect and share experiences.

An insight into how Keune Haircosmetics their newest product launched, utilizing our venue's unique features to enhance the experience.

Snapchat invited parents and educators to Th e Frederik for a presentation on transparency and digital safety. How does the app work, which privacy tools are available and how can children build healthy online habits?