For tastemakers & troublemakers
May 2026 | Projects
A Revel Private Dinner Series
Not your standard seated dinner.
Not your standard guest list either.
High Society was a private, invite-only experience hosted by The Revel Group at SECRIST | BEACH, bringing together top clients, tastemakers, art lovers, creatives, and people who appreciate a beautifully designed night with a little edge to it.
The concept explored the intersection of high art and hospitality through immersive food, drink, floral, music, and experiential design. Every detail felt intentional, slightly unexpected, and just indulgent enough.
The space itself was the perfect canvas filled with conversation inducing art and punctuated with clean white tables, sculptural florals, layered textures, and sharp visual moments designed to let the guest experience take center stage. Guests moved through the evening surrounded by oversized floral installations that felt more like modern art pieces than centerpieces.
Limelight chefs reimagined international street food into Michelin-inspired culinary moments that looked almost too good to eat. Almost.
Think tartare hand rolls, elevated bites served on custom display pieces, desserts presented like gallery installations, and cocktails designed to break a few rules thanks to a little infused jam situation we’re still thinking about.
DJ Tess spun vinyl throughout the evening, giving the room the energy of a downtown afterparty disguised as an art dinner. Which, honestly, is exactly what it was.
To pull guests further into the experience, Revel created custom zines featuring the story behind the evening, creative inspiration, and collectible artwork guests could take home. Disposable cameras were scattered throughout the space so the night could be captured from the guest perspective—slightly blurry, a little chaotic, and way more fun than overly polished event photography.
From custom fabrication and experiential event design to culinary storytelling, floral artistry, and immersive hospitality, High Society was designed to feel less like an event and more like getting invited into the coolest dinner party you almost weren’t cool enough to attend.
