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Theatrical Is the New Experiential: The New Language of Egypt’s Luxury Events
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Theatrical Is the New Experiential: The New Language of Egypt’s Luxury Events

identity-mag 44 minutes 1 mins read

Form, Light, and Arrival: LOriental’s Infinity Wave Theatrical Systemin motion. Designed to follow the contour of the body carrying it, the piece transforms pass-around service into an interactive element of the room’s lighting and design. For more than a decade, “experiential” was the defining language of ambitious event design. The premise was simple: guests should do more than […]

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