We’re still recovering from the madness of SXSW, so forgive us for the late post. It’s been go-go-go over here for the past few weeks, but we wanted to share the second day of events we orchestrated for Foundation Capital.

In contrast to the first day that was meant to be a mashup of bright colors and fun textures, day two focused on the juxtaposition of modern with antique. We utilized our mid-century modern pieces amongst vignettes featuring our traditional  vintage pieces to create an entirely different and unique feel. The color palette was black, white, red, and navy.

As opposed to the more obvious choice of taking this into an Americana theme, we simply wanted to utilize these colors in unique ways that were unexpected. We hope you’ll gain some inspiration for your upcoming events and stay from the norm, too.

Above is a general overview of the entire event. Below is a breakdown of each area.

Inventory utilized: Brass terrariums, Corey chairs, Tarry settee, Suki rug, Reagan table, Bianca rug

Inventory utilized: Metal suitcases, Hendrix settee, Lux chairs, Randy rocker, Brass terrarium, Grant table, Smith table

Inventory utilized: Laurel rug, Hannah table, Christopher sofa, Gatsby chairs, Charlie stool, Brass terrariums, Claire table, Liberty pillow, Abby pillow

Inventory utilized: Angelino theatre seats, Selma rug, Dewey crate. In the background is our Nicholas factory cart that served as a charcuterie display later in the evening.

Inventory utilized: Roscoe chairs, Jeremiah spool table, Sugar molds, Jester trunk, Benson factory cart, Mia pillows, Brando chesterfield sofa, Camarillo rug

A special thank you to Shay of Love, the Nelsons for photographing this wonderful event for us.