Display Group was hired by Arzika to assist them with branded directional signage, stage settings and after parties. To help guide attendees, Display Group produced a series of branded light towers. Standing at 8’ tall, guests could easily navigate their way through the sprawling complex. Each tower was lighted for maximum visibility. Simple cardholders and signs were placed throughout to help identify key areas.

Combining the mix of old meets new; Display Group used a combination of stretched spandex units with truss, along with large dimensional gears. Both gears and spandex structures where lit and changed colors during the presentation.

To wrap the night up, Display Group created two different areas for guests to unwind. One end of the ballroom was transformed into an 80’s era arcade. A central truss light bar with chain link panel accents was the focal point of the room. Vintage arcade games and pin ball machines lined the walls, which were up washed with vibrant colors.

In the opposite end of the ballroom, Display Group created a dueling Piano Bar. Pianos were set atop a stage, and surrounded by our Black Plexi Bar. Additional black resin tables were used to give the club a slick black feel.

Recently some of our decor was on an episode of Detroit 187 called “Key to the City”.

ABC doesn’t allow us to use the video in our website but the picture below will take you to the episode online. In the last segment, the scene that features our decor starts at 37:40.

We designed and installed décor and lighting to create a winter wonderland/ice design. The scene was set as a party for the Ice Man, a Villain on the show. To set the scene, Display Group provided the following items from our extensive inventory.

• White translucent drape
• LED Lighting
• White Urns and Painted White Branches
• Giant Snow Flakes
• Snow Puff Batting
• Scatter Snow flakes
• Birch Trees With Blue Lighting
• Installation Services

This is also a good interview with Michael Imperioli about Detroit 1-8-7