We were thrilled when Chelsea + Peter chose Montauk as their wedding location. Just over 100 miles east of Midtown Manhattan, Montauk proved to be a trendy destination with it’s fashion forward yet youthful vibe. Our design took place at Sole East, a 1920s...
When we first visited Banyan Tree Mayakoba, it felt like a dream. So a year later, when we were given the opportunity to create this special shoot for the property, it truly felt like a dream come true. Our attraction to Banyan Tree is how the property balances nature...
When we first laid eyes on Banyan Tree Mayakoba we knew it was something different. It had a special Zen like quality, not just at the spa (which is otherworldly, by the way) but in every inch of the property, which seems to be brimming with good Karma. When we had...
We have had the good fortune of getting to know Tulum intimately while designing over the past couple of years. It takes a special type of couple to appreciate the “alternative luxuries” Tulum has to offer. You won’t find the palatial all-inclusive resorts of...
Our destination wedding design at the beautiful Rosewood Mayakoba in Riviera Maya Mexico, featured today on Loverly! Read the full article here! Rentals: Archive Rentals // Tabletop: Archive Mexico // Event Design: Crosby + Jon // Event Planning: Crosby + Jon //...
We had the pleasure of catching up with Venuelust on our experience designing for weddings and events in the beautiful Tulum area! Enjoy the full Q + A session, as well as some behind the scenes shots on their blog...
Yasuaki Onishi | Vertical Emptiness | 2013 ~ In Yasuaki Onishi's latest installation, tree branches are hung upside down from the ceiling, drizzled with strands of hot glue like spider silk, and covered with crystallized liquid urea.The delicate structure that connects ceiling to floor appears shagged with silver-white ice, standing in stark relief in front of a large black panel of glue and graphite.I feel this artwork gives the observer an misplaced sense of the location. .
