The Prism House

12/31/2022

A very Prism NYE // pt. 2

12/31/2022

A very Prism NYE // pt. 1.

12/31/2022

New Year Resolution: More Espresso martinis ☕️ From a recent brand shoot with . 📸

12/31/2022

The week between two holiday weekends be like. 📸

12/29/2022

Prisms, always. 🌈 📸

12/28/2022

Checked in to check out. 🥂 📸

12/27/2022

You know what they say, good things come in threes. 🦪 📸

12/25/2022

Wishing you the coziest Christmas, xoxo, The Prism House ✨ 📸

12/24/2022

twas the day after a holiday party... 📸

12/22/2022

Laundry day, but make it chic. 📸

12/15/2022

After two years of postponement due to Covid, the PRISMS are finally back at BCEC designing the Holiday Award’s Show. Peep this design from the 2019 party, and follow stories for this year’s design three years in the making. ✨☁️

11/24/2022

11/23/2022

Home for the holidays. 📸

11/22/2022

Making 4PM sunsets romantic with . 📸

11/08/2022

The PRISMS are back with + today at the ! Follow along with stories to see this new Boston hotspot. She pretty.

09/23/2022

Somewhere during our Behr Paint project August turned to September and summer turned to fall. We were officially hired with only 5 weeks to build four sets and help the brand release its color of the year at . We can’t wait to share a sneak peek behind-the-scenes because it was killer. Until then, we’re over here divvying up the genius pills to crush through last quarter projects and wrap the most unbelievable year. 📷 // 💎 .stuart

08/24/2022

Raising a glass to our new client: AND a new series. Get ready to meet the content we create for a few of our favorite clients with a little FOR THE BRANDS rollout. 📷 X // Graphic Design:

08/15/2022

Date night. 🍸

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08/13/2022

Spritz Saturdayz! 🍊

Our FOR THE EXPERIENCE MAKERS series continues with

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08/05/2022

Luna 🌙

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07/21/2022

FOR THE EXPERIENCE MAKERS: at is a visual FEAST.

This wood art installation by at was created with an indigo-dye made from Maine blueberries. It is intended to mimic ocean waves.

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07/14/2022

We had no fun at all shooting .

, where the hotels have a deep rooted “local feel,” the employees are called “enthusiasts” and the brand color orange is to evoke “good energy”—we’re here for it! AND excited that there is a coming soon.

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07/14/2022

We’re saying farewell to the historic on our Prism FOR THE EXPERIENCE MAKERS tour. But not without some epic porch hangs. This property is not to be missed. Where do you think we headed next?

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07/12/2022

FOR THE EXPERIENCE MAKERS // ’s , originally known as The Belleview Biltmore, was constructed in 1897 by railroad mogul Henry Plant who intended to increase traffic on his trains by creating destinations along the way. Babe Ruth, Thomas Edison, and Henry Ford are just a few prominent figures who stayed at Belleview frequently. Even Bob Dylan spent a month living and rehearsing at the hotel for his 1976 Rolling Thunder R***e Tour.

What was most impressive about the original Belleview Biltmore was the sheer size. The 400,000 square foot hotel included 145 guest rooms equipped with the latest amenities, such as steam-generated electricity with at least three electric lights in each room (unheard of at the time) and entertainment from a resident orchestra. When Plant’s son, Morton Plan took over after the death of his father in 1899, he painted it white, earning the hotel the nickname of the “White Queen on the Gulf.” Each paint job to keep the hotel pristine required 1000 gallons of paint.

In 2016 a plan was put in place to salvage a three story, 38,000-sq foot section of the original building m, including the lobby and 35 rooms, and move it to a new location—320 feet away on the Intracoastal. After eight weeks preparing the structure, the building was hoisted and moved via 46 computerized dollies over the course of four hours.

And that’s where found her for this marketing shoot. While the hotel is not the same as it was in 1897, the goal of the restoration was to bring it back to a “Henry Plant hotel.” There are so many preserved portions and unique nods to the past scattered throughout, like original wood siding, 24 of the 100 original Tiffany glass panels from an iconic curved ceiling remain in the now “Tiffany Dining Room,” and their vintage Maisie’s Marketplace is named for Maisie Plant (the wife of Morton.) This was a unique project for us—the history and the legacy add layers to our storytelling approach.

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06/22/2022

After a busy week shooting for two of our favorite brands, we are back to our FOR THE EXPERIENCE MAKERS hotel tour with the historic, romantic . One of ’s most interesting endeavors, Belleview was once a vacation spot to royalty, former presidents, celebrities and more. No time or effort has been spared in restoring this great hotel to its former glory. More details on the wild renovation story to come.

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06/10/2022

Friday float at . // FOR THE EXPERIENCE MAKERS: X X .

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06/09/2022

For the Experience Makers: X X

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