The case against the head table
Seating is the most underrated design tool at any event. Here is how we use serpentine tables and crossing sightlines to make three hundred people feel like thirty.
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Seating is the most underrated design tool at any event. Here is how we use serpentine tables and crossing sightlines to make three hundred people feel like thirty.
Read the piece
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