I-Frame LED Table & Bar Rental — Pinot to Picasso, Arts Council of Princeton
The challenge: For its 2016 Pinot to Picasso fundraiser, the Arts Council of Princeton built the entire evening around "ARTronix" — a theme merging fine art with the aesthetics of electronics and robotics. The Technology Center of Princeton was transformed into something closer to a spaceship interior than a gallery, and the furniture needed to hold up its end of that vision.
What we delivered: We supplied 8 LED cocktail tables and a matching large square LED bar, all built in our I-Frame design — a fundamentally different construction from our standard cube LED tables. While both share the same 24"x24"x40" footprint, the cube tables run all three internal lights together for one uniform color, while the I-Frame separates its lighting into distinct bottom, middle, and top zones. Each section can run its own color independently, giving every piece a layered, multi-tone glow instead of one flat wash of light.
Why it fit the theme: That segmented lighting effect turned out to be a natural match for ARTronix's tech-forward aesthetic — the tables and bar read more like circuitry or architecture than standard event furniture, right alongside a room already draped in blue light and lined with industrial parts and neon accents.
The result: The Arts Council later called it one of the most successful Pinot to Picasso events in the fundraiser's history, with our tables and bar singled out as integral to the night's design and decor — a good showcase for how a technical choice in the furniture itself can become part of an event's storytelling, not just its backdrop.
