Project gallery

  • Photo courtesy of Maria Labbancz Photography and Evantine Design.
  • Crystal and antique gold come together for a formal, glamorous setting. Photo courtesy of Marie Labbancz Photography and Beautiful Blooms.
  • Melissa Paul. Photo courtesy of Laura Novak.
  • Photo courtesy of Liz Banfield Photography and Evantine Design.
  • Weathered lanterns are interspersed with fresh flowers on a farm table. Photo courtesy of Marie Labbancz Photography and Evantine Design.
  • The complex of structures included stairs, bridges and elevators. Photo courtesy of Proteus On-Demand Facilities.
  • The 17,760-square-foot VIP structure included open air canopy seating on the 18th hole. Photo courtesy of Proteus On-Demand Facilities.
  • VIPs relaxed and conducted meetings while watching tee-to-green action on the 18th hole at The Barclays. Structure interiors were designed by exhibit, strategic and event services provider Czarnowski. Photo courtesy of Proteus On-Demand Facilities.
  • There was only one crane in the area that was tall enough to “fly” two large clearspan tents 140 feet to the top deck of this cruise ship. Even moderate winds caused delays to the maneuver to ensure a safe installation. Photo courtesy of JK Rentals.
  • There was only one crane in the area that was tall enough to “fly” two large clearspan tents 140 feet to the top deck of this cruise ship. Even moderate winds caused delays to the maneuver to ensure a safe installation. Photo courtesy of JK Rentals.
  • This engineered assembly was originally designed for loading in excess of 120 mph/25 psf, and easily supports the added weight of the acrobat and rigging. Photo courtesy of Armbruster Mfg. Co. and The Midnight Circus
  • Because of a unique TensionTent® ring assembly design, the acrobat rigging connects to the same center pole ring that supports the entire Midnight Circus tent. Photo courtesy of Armbruster Mfg. Co. and The Midnight Circus
  • Photo courtesy of Creation Studios.
  • Skaters take to the ice under a clearspan tent installed at the Memphis Zoo by Mahaffey Fabric Structures. Photo courtesy of Creation Studios.
  • Rainier Industries’ Eagle model yurt, available from 16 to 33 feet in diameter, features 7-foot-4-inch walls. Rainier yurts are engineered to withstand snow loads to 190 pounds per square foot and can be custom engineered. Photo: Rainier Industries Ltd.
  • On the Tatai River in Camobodia, 4 Rivers Floating Lodge comprises a string of 12 tented villas, each 484 square feet, designed and manufactured by Exclusive Tents Ltd. Photo courtesy of 4 Rivers Floating Lodge.
  • Whitepod’s 15 geodesic structures from Pacific Domes allow skiers to sleep on the slopes at the resort in Les Cernier, Switzerland. Photo courtesy of Whitepod.
  • Cimarron canvas platform tents by The Colorado Yurt Co. contribute to the rustic experience (wood stoves, outdoor kitchens and outhouses) at MaryJanesFarm bed and breakfast in Moscow, Idaho. Photo courtesy of MaryJanesFarm.
  • Accommodations at Banyon Tree Madivaru on the North Ari Atoll in the Maldives comprise six tented pool villas from Exclusive Tents. Each villa is a set of three individual tents for living, sleeping and bath areas. Photo courtesy of Exclusive Tents Ltd.
  • Six of the tents at the Kasbah Tamadot resort are 518-square-foot Kambaku designs. Photo courtesy of Exclusive Tents Ltd.
  • Sir Richard Branson’s Kasbah Tamadot resort in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco includes tent suites by Exclusive Tents Ltd. Photo courtesy of Kasbah Tamadot.
  • This tent, at a private ranch in South Africa, includes a bathroom behind the bed headboard. Photo courtesy of Exclusive Tents Ltd.
  • The Resort at Paws Up in Greenough, Mont., offers 24 luxury camping tents with electricity and personal camping butlers. One- and two-bedroom tents feature en-suite bathrooms, jetted tubs and heated slate floors. Photo courtesy of The Resort at Paws Up.
  • The Resort at Paws Up in Greenough, Mont., offers 24 luxury camping tents with electricity and personal camping butlers. One- and two-bedroom tents feature en-suite bathrooms, jetted tubs and heated slate floors. Photo courtesy of The Resort at Paws Up.
  • The ceiling fabric at this wedding showcases a pattern of round globes to harmonize with the paper lanterns. Light blue linens, meanwhile, continue the elegant theme of the tent interior. Photo courtesy of Classic Party Rentals.
  • For a corporate anniversary event in the Los Angeles area, Classic Party Rentals utilized white swaths of fabric to add depth to the clear walls and ceiling of the tent. Photo courtesy of Classic Party Rentals.
  • Valances, swags and a ceiling liner provide a subtle separation between indoors and outdoors at this wedding, while linens in various shades of pink make a dramatic statement. Photo courtesy of SEC Group/BaytexUSA.
  • An outdoor wedding in the San Diego area used only tent framework. Fastened to the frame, “the fabric was the environment,” says Glen Hansen of Classic Party Rentals. Tablecloths, napkins and seat covers provide balance. Photo: Classic Party Rentals.
  • This Röder Zelt- und Veranstaltungsservice, double-decker, installed by Classic Tents for client SANY Ltd., featured glass-walled offices on the mezzanine level, a center atrium with 33-foot rise and an inflated-vinyl roof. Photo: Classic Tents.
  • Dance floor coverings from Holo-Walls fit a range of styles and budgets. Photos courtesy of Holo-Walls.