Keying on the interior design trend so popular with the festival generation, AOO creates this eclectic look at the William Holden Estate.
Fall palette
Photo by Rand Larson
In a break from tradtional "desert" colors, AOO turns to autumn hues of burnt orange and bright green.
Color rules
Photo by Rand Larson
A vibrant tabletop.
Tie it together
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Bringing in disparate elements meant tying them in with not only the colors, but with recurring shapes and themes such as reflective metallic, circles and greens on the tables.
Chandeliers overhead
Photo by Rand Larson
Chandeliers set the mood.
Gorgeous glow
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A silver orb adds a pretty sheen.
Tufted chairs
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Sleek tufted chairs add elegance.
Orange goblets
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Orange goblets add zip to the table.
Tabletop close-up
Photo by Rand Larson
A tabletop gets its close-up.
Night falls
Photo by Rand Larson
The chandeliers light up the night as evening falls.
Going Hollywood
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The second event is all "old Hollywood" glamour, complete with a vintage Packard parked at the entrance.
On the patio’s Spanish-style patio, tables are set al fresco with a "silver screen" palette that glitters in the “moonlight” of retro chandeliers circa stars (and former Palm Springs residents) Bob Hope and Frank Sinatra.
Silver chairs
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Silver Louis chairs add to the mood.
Long view
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A long view of a tabletop.
Lighting the night
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Chandeliers add glamour.
Better with a ballyhoo
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Nothing says "Hollywood" better than a ballyoo framing the entrance.
