Living Luxe: A Bold Red Vision for the SickKids Gala 2025
Ethereal Creators' Immersive Gala Design for SickKids 2025
A Corporate Gala That Radiated Purpose and Power
Hosted as part of the Living Luxe Design Show, this gala wasn’t just an evening of glamour—it was a celebration of generosity and creativity, united under one purpose: raising funds for SickKids. Our vision was to create a visually arresting environment that balanced high fashion, luxury, and community.
Design Theme: Red, Bold, and Unapologetically Luxe
We leaned into the Red Affair theme with full force—creating an environment that felt immersive, theatrical, and unapologetically high-impact. From the floral arrangements to the velvet drapes and sculptural chandeliers, every detail was drenched in red.
Key Elements:
Floor-to-ceiling red velvet draping
Dozens of lush red rose floral arrangements
Custom-built pillars to anchor the stage design
Signature lamp-shade crystal candelabras at every table
Elevated entrance archways adorned with cascading blooms
A Stage Set for Impact
The stage was a focal point, featuring:
A sculptural arrangement of white architectural pillars wrapped in roses
Dramatic floral climbs leading to the podium
A spotlight-ready layout for performers and speakers
This elevated platform served not only as a visual anchor but also a symbol of the cause—structure meeting soul.
Tablescapes That Sparked Conversation
Every guest table was designed with intent:
Monochrome red linens and seating
Gold accent chairs to add dimension and luxury
Candlelit ambience with tall and short candelabra clusters
Tight rose centerpieces in modern vessels for maximum visual density
This wasn’t just a dinner—it was a dining experience, designed to awe, inspire, and connect.
The Corporate Message in the Medium
Corporate event design isn't just about decor—it's about communication through environment. With this event, Ethereal Creators helped reinforce:
The power of collaboration across industries
The boldness of philanthropy
The ability to create emotional resonance through design