Warehouse and industrial venues
Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Bushwick and the Navy Yard. Big volumes, freight access, and backgrounds that suit both bold and neutral walls.
Floral backdrops delivered across Brooklyn — warehouse venues, industrial lofts, studios and rooftops from Williamsburg to Bay Ridge.
Delivery quoted separately, by venue address.
Brooklyn venues are the most visually forgiving in the city. Exposed brick, steel columns, timber beams and high ceilings give a flower wall something to contrast against, which is why so much of our editorial and brand-shoot work happens here rather than in Manhattan.
The rooms are also bigger. Where a Manhattan install is usually constrained by the elevator, a Brooklyn warehouse install is constrained by nothing much at all — which makes wider walls, multi-panel runs and paired wall-and-arch setups genuinely practical. The trade-off is that many Brooklyn venues are raw spaces with no in-house event team, so timings need agreeing directly with whoever holds the keys.
Brooklyn splits between raw industrial spaces and traditional catering halls, and they are planned quite differently.
Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Bushwick and the Navy Yard. Big volumes, freight access, and backgrounds that suit both bold and neutral walls.
Bridge views and daylight. Popular for brand shoots and launches, where the wall usually needs to carry branding rather than just colour.
Bay Ridge, Sheepshead Bay and Borough Park host large traditional weddings and celebrations, with proper loading access and set changeover windows.
Brooklyn rooftops photograph beautifully with the skyline behind. These need weighted bases and a frank conversation about wind.
Brooklyn splits neatly between editorial neutrals for shoots and saturated colour for celebrations.
Delivery, installation and breakdown are all handled by our own crew — you do not transport, assemble or dismantle anything. They are quoted separately from the wall, based on your venue address.
Yes — warehouse and industrial venues are among the easiest spaces we work in. High ceilings and freight access mean we can bring wider walls and multi-panel runs that would not fit a Manhattan building. Send us the venue name and we will confirm the setup.
Contrast is what makes brick work. Our Arctic White and Ebony walls both read strongly against a brick or industrial background, while Greenstreak gives a clean ground if you are adding a logo. Saturated colours like Ombre also hold up well.
Yes, using weighted freestanding bases. Wind is the deciding factor rather than the surface, so we will talk it through before you book and recommend a sheltered position where the exposure is a genuine risk.
Yes. Branded step-and-repeat builds are a large part of our Brooklyn work. We produce custom signage, logos and decals that mount into the wall — see our step-and-repeat and event branding pages for how those are put together.
Send us your date, venue and event type and we will confirm availability and send a written quote.
Prefer to talk it through? Call (347) 383-5851