London based draping specialist Cover It Up was called in at very short notice to drape and reveal two large billboards in Battersea Park Road for the press launch of Reebok's EasyTone trainer poster ad campaign, which features stunning images of actress/model Kelly Brook wearing nothing but a pair of said trainers! Cover It Up's installation director Craig Warrington jumped at the chance of … [Read more...]
Cover It Up’s Got Dancing Talent
London based Cover It Up supplied the recently finished Dancing On Ice tour with specialist printed draping, a concept that worked so well that production manager Andy Gibbs from Phil McIntyre Entertainment decided to use a similar style of draping for the current Britain's Got Talent tour. This also proved hugely more cost effective for the tour than travelling a large set! Dancing On … [Read more...]
Island Cover Up
London based drapes company Cover It Up sent drapes and a specialist dressing team to the Hotel de Deux on the beautiful Ille des Embiez, located in the Mediterranean between Marseille and Toulon, France, for a Pernod-Ricard's sales conference. Cover It Up was working for event producers Blonstein & Associates, for whom they also did the event last year. Pitched in the grounds at … [Read more...]
Cover It Up Treads Carefully at the Sheldonian
London, UK based draping specialists Cover It Up was engaged by production company Partytechture to diligently black out 40 large windows at Oxford's Sheldonian Theatre, a Grade 1 Listed Building that was utilised to stage one element of the 2010 SKOLL World Summit event. The Sheldonian was built in 1664-68 for the University of Oxford, based on a design by Sir Christopher Wren. It is … [Read more...]
Cover It Up appointed as preferred supplier to Natural History Museum
London, UK based drapes and soft good specialist Cover It Up has been appointed as a 'preferred supplier' to the world famous Natural History Museum in South Kensington. The Museum has a busy programme of events and functions often taking place in the impressive Central Hall, home to 'Dippy', the spectacular 26 metre long skeleton of a Diplodocus, who has been one of the Museum's most treasured … [Read more...]
