So, let’s start with the walls in your blank canvas venue. Are your walls plain? Light? Dark? Brick? Do you like them? A brick wall can be quite atmospheric, white surfaces can become a screen for projections, dark walls can make a large venue space feel smaller and make a great backdrop…
Here are some ideas on how to turn your blank canvas venue into a spectacular space. Take a look at the room as a whole and work out where everything needs to go, what you need to fit into the blank space, whether you need to block off any areas…
Very often blank canvas venue floors are perfect for events. Maybe they’ll have wooden floors or concrete floors. However, perhaps it’s a terrible hotel ballroom with a hideously swirly pattern on the carpet, or a venue with flooring that you mustn’t damage (like a sports hall) and you need to add…
Once you have your basics in place, it’s time to start filling your space – perhaps it’s going to be a sit down gala dinner, maybe a more informal party with tray food, or even a conference. There are lots of great items of furniture available to hire. From standard…
There are some very important things not to forget when using a blank canvas venue – remember, you will literally be hiring the four walls – most blank canvas venues are dry hire spaces, meaning you need to bring everything in yourself. This could include flooring, walling/partitioning, lighting, furniture, kitchen space,…
