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The Collection
Manifesting 17th Century allure with a modern twist
La Vie was asked to create the opening events of several high-end bespoke office spaces across Amsterdam. Building on the heritage of these majestic venues for our creative approach, we brought the allure of the 17th Century to life – with a modern twist. By wrapping them in giant golden bows, we caught the eye of passers-by.
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We transformed 'Warehouse Elementenstraat' into a stylish event space for Citylink's relationship event. Drawing inspiration from the company's core business, we used boxes, bubble wrap, tape, overalls, and shelving units. Guests enjoyed dinner served on a ten-meter-long conveyor belt, and hosts dressed in bubble wrap offered welcome cocktails from a shelving unit.
citylink
Serving food from a conveyor belt in a warehouse
Ventuno
Elevating gastronomy and glamour on the 21st floor
Ventuno wanted a launch to remember. Their concept builds on the ‘vibrant Italian-American eateries of early 20th Century New York’ and brings it alive with ‘Amsterdam’s modern heartbeat’. La Vie took out their contacts book and booked artists who know how to celebrate in style. And celebrate we did. The evening was a spectacular and exuberant fusion of glam and gastronomy.
A different kind of wedding
Saying ‘I Do’ in a dazzling circus tent
The happy couple asked La Vie to plan an unconventional wedding. They loved Amsterdam’s club the Roxy, the movie ‘the cook, the thief, the wife and his lover’, and wanted a winter wedding. And so, on a cold February Sunday guests arrived at a circus tent filled with noir oddities, artistic surprises and long tables decadently laden with candles and champagne. The ceremony was held during dinner before the former Roxy DJs turned down the tent.