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Built a 10 by 8 foot Alice in Wonderland photo moment featuring custom vinyl wrapped playing cards with the organization's initials and a lush garden wall backdrop. Fabricated off site and installed in under two hours despite strict venue constraints. Organizers cited it as the highlight of the evening.

Designed and dressed a whimsical spring garden at the Hilton residence for Paris Hilton's Easter and Mother's Day editorial, shot by Ashley Osborn and produced by 11:11 Media. We built the world in five days from brief to shoot: a lawn of oversized pastel eggs and inflatable bunnies and ducks, a white picket fence stacked with hydrangea and wildflower florals, a wildflower meadow for the beauty frames, and a full prop kit down to the baskets. The same build carried the Parivie beauty frames, and the installation landed so well that the family kept it in place for their own Easter celebration. Her own TikToks shot on the set have passed 3.7 million views.

Led production design for Google Photos' video recap campaign featuring K-pop star EJAE. Full scope: set design, prop and furniture sourcing, and complete set dressing across multiple color stories. Every visual element curated to support a clean, lifestyle driven aesthetic aligned with the brand.

Designed and fabricated the NotLoveline podcast studio for Trisha Paytas and Tana Mongeau in four days. A vaporwave inspired environment anchored by a hand wired LED neon heart wall with alternating color sequences. The set has since carried 65+ episodes and crossed 20 million YouTube views with 230K+ subscribers.

Fabricated and installed THIS IS NOT A BILLBOARD, a large scale public art installation by artist Vita Kari, mounted on the roof of Endless Romance at 8722 Santa Monica Blvd, directly on the WeHo Pride parade route on June 7, 2026. We built the 16 foot monochrome light box to read as a half rendered digital billboard from the street: a black and white shell with no branding, a foil lined interior, and a wall of light on one side that turned the performers inside into moving silhouettes. Up close it revealed live bodies repeating looping gestures for hours, a nod to Magritte's "This is not a pipe" that turned an advertising format into a living performance. The project was funded through Instagram's Drafts Fund, featured by Instagram Creators, and covered by WeHo Times and Wonderland, which credited DripDome among the collaborators.

Designed and fabricated two giant red speakers as the signature set piece for FRAIM Freestyle, the Brooklyn shot freestyle rap series from FRAIM, an NYC media brand covering hip-hop and art. Each cabinet is an oversized hip-hop speaker stack: a boxed wood shell with two black woofers set into the face and a faceted red horn crate on top, finished in a flat saturated red so it reads as one graphic block on camera. Built in our NYC shop and delivered as a two piece backdrop that frames every artist at the desk, the set has carried the whole first season, including Lord Sko, LIFEOFTHOM, ANKHLEJOHN, Andre Lawrence, Radamiz, and Nelovesbias. Across Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok, season one has pulled more than 325K views, 12K likes, and 1K comments with the speakers in frame.

Designed Seismic Systems' headquarters in the Flatiron District, turning a raw loft floor into a working office with a point of view. The entry is anchored by a Seismic wordmark we CNC cut from a single panel, then reused the leftover negative as a second sign elsewhere in the office. A private conference room sits behind black steel and glass, and we handled space planning, furniture and FF&E, and styling across every zone. Warm white oak floors, heavy biophilic planting, and reclaimed wood details keep the industrial shell warm, while a retro lounge with modular seating and a game area gives the team somewhere to decompress. The result photographs like a brand and works like an office.

Fabricated a set of custom party props for a celebration at Foot Locker's new headquarters at 2 Penn, above Penn Station in New York City. The centerpiece is an oversized Foot Locker shoebox that hides a working cooler: a built shell with a striped lid, the referee logo and wordmark in cut vinyl, a 2 Penn "size label" on the end, and a magnetic faceplate that lifts off for access and swaps out for a new graphic. To route guests through the party, we built a pair of NYC-style street sign posts on cast-look bases, with vinyl blades pointing to each activation zone: Sneaker District, Bar Ave, Burger Borough, Pizza St, and Chinatown Rd. Small footprint, fully branded, and built to live on in the office after the party.