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Dallas’s Hilton Anatole Renovation Perfect for Corporate Events & Meetings
The temperature is not the only thing that is HOT in Dallas these days! Check out the transformation at the Hilton Anatole Hotel. If you haven’t visited there lately, you will be in for a very pleasant surprise. The 1,606 Asian-inspired guestrooms, common areas and 600,000 square feet of meeting and event space have gone through a pretty amazing revitalization!
Asian Garden and Nebula in Atrium II
There are so many high points. Atrium II now resembles a park-like Asian garden complete with team pavilion, lush landscaping and incredible reflecting pool. Floating overhead is a breathtaking, one-of-a-kind kinetic sculpture, Nebula, created by Reuben Margolin. New eateries, Media Grill + Bar and Counter Offer, offer appealing fare by day and moonlight with evening and late-night opportunities.
Media bar
The Tower boasts the new Trinity Corridor, a totally enclosed and climate controlled passageway that connects the hotel with the Trinity Ballroom and Exhibit spaces. Nearby is the groovy Gossip Patio that features a 28-foot fire pit, full bar service featuring signature organic cocktails plus extensive cigar and whiskey menus. It is the perfect place to unwind and enjoy the Sculpture Park!
Trinity Corridor
Fire pit and seating at the new Gossip Patio
All in all, the Hilton Anatole offers a perfect backdrop for any type of event or meeting. Let Outstanding Productions add the final touch to transform your planning experience!
Asian Fusion, anyone?
The client was looking for a booth design that would be appropriate for the Hilton Anatole’s amazing collection of Asian art pieces. We developed a sultry design that definitely stood out but could easily have been part of the hotel’s existing decor. Asian and Moroccan elements were paired in unique fashion to develop this appealing set.
This stone pavilion sets the stage
No detail was missed as the booth was developed. Rich red drape was draped from a 12′x12′ stone pavilion that provided the anchor for the design while chocolate banquettes, accented with Asian bolster pillows in red and gold, were arranged underneath for seating. A lighted coffee table, lit in red hues, anchored the banquettes. Faux elephant tusks lent drama at the entrance of the pavilion.
The details make this design so engaging
Roses and bamboo were arranged in distinctive minimalistic style then surrounded by LED candles provided the accents around two dragon candelabras across the top of the coffee table lit in red. Shoji screens were redefined with large, Asian discs.
The hotel's existing art fit perfectly with the booth's design.
While this statue of Buddha seems to be part of the booth design, it is in fact, part of the Hilton Anatole Dallas’ extensive collection of Asian art. The set was developed with this collection in mind and the results were stunning.