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MOYA DÉCORATIONSHaute Scénographie

Three Crafts, One Standard

Spatial design, floral art and artistic direction. Three crafts held by a single team, so that one intention runs through the project without thinning out.

Scenography & Ephemeral Architecture

Scenography & Ephemeral Architecture

Before decorating a venue you have to understand it: its axes, its sightlines, the point from which guests will first see it. Scenography begins with that survey, and with the questions it raises — where the ceremony stands, how people move towards dinner, what you see when you turn around.

Then come the structures: arches, platforms, suspended ceilings, partitions that cut down a volume too large or open one too small. They are drawn to stand for a night, which allows no approximation: an ephemeral structure carries the same loads as a permanent one, and comes down without leaving a trace.

Bespoke

  • Venue survey and floor plan
  • Structures and ephemeral architecture
  • Circulation and seating plans
  • Ceilings, arches and partitions
  • Build, stage management and strike

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Floral Art & Atmospheric Décor

Floral Art & Atmospheric Décor

Plants are not an ornament added at the end: they are a building material, with weight, hold and a lifespan. A suspended installation is calculated; a cascade stands by its structure as much as by its flowers.

The House works in season, with growers it knows. A flower chosen because it is at its hour holds better, costs less and actually smells of something — three reasons worth more than an inspiration photograph found online.

Bespoke

  • Suspended installations and cascades
  • Table runners and low compositions
  • Arches and ceremony backdrops
  • Welcome and circulation décor
  • Seasonal selection with growers

Photographs are being selected

Artistic Direction & Bespoke Worlds

Artistic Direction & Bespoke Worlds

A palette, materials, a typeface, a colour temperature: artistic direction is what makes an invitation, a tablecloth and the last shot of the evening belong to the same story. Without it, a successful event is a run of good moments with nothing holding them together.

It is decided early and held to the end. It is also what arbitrates: what stays, what goes, and the detail best left out.

Bespoke

  • Palette, materials and references
  • Furniture and tableware
  • Lighting plans and temperatures
  • Stationery and signage
  • Artistic oversight through to the day

Photographs are being selected

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