For Noite dos Chefes (Chefs' Night), a gala event in support of Complexo Pequeno Príncipe in Curitiba, the goal was to go beyond conventional decor: turning the space into a garden of light and color, using giant organza flowers to deliver sophistication and immediate visual impact.
The Challenge
Filling a large space sculpturally, without weighing it down, is a recurring challenge for large-scale institutional events. Chefs' Night called for a space that breathed elegance and moved away from conventional panels — an art installation that invited guests to interact, while still respecting the visual identity and institutional weight of the evening.
The Floral Installation
We created a floating garden made up of giant organza flowers. The material's translucent texture, combined with the hall's lighting, created an ethereal effect, as if the flowers were glowing from within. The palette moved between vibrant yellow, warm orange, soft pink, and accents of silver and white flowers.
Every flower was shaped 100% by hand, with long, sinuous stems positioned at different heights, creating depth and a three-dimensional backdrop for the event. The result was a high-visual-impact space, with the installation serving as the evening's main attraction.
Technical Specifications
- Location: Curitiba, Brazil — Chefs' Night Gala, Nuvem de Coco
- Purpose: Immersive floral installation for the reception of VIP guests and authorities
- Materials: Premium high-transparency organza, organically shaped flexible metal stems, specialty paint, and directional stage lighting