1. Timber
2. Plywood
3. Polystyrene
4. PVC
5. PET
6. Plexiglass
7. Polycarbonate
8. Metal
9. Foam
10. Self-adhesive film with print
11. Mirror self-adhesive film
12. Stretch ceiling
13. Banner fabric
14. Euro tulle
15. Flexible neon
16. Diode tape
17. LED tube
18. Velvet fabric
19. Sintepon
20. Glass tubes
21. Glass drops
22. Decorative floristics
23. Floristics
24. Flora
25. Colors
PROJECT • PROJECT COORDINATION • CREATIVITY • AI • SCALE
• Extensive practice in generating ideas and developing sketches.
• Working with examples of different materials, textures, and their combinations.
AI IN THE CREATIVE PROCESS
- The step-by-step process of creating a project.
- Working with the client and event organizer.
- Briefing and technical requirements.
- Working with the venue: dimensions, conditions, and restrictions.
- Project calculations, estimates, and budgeting.
- Preparing the project for implementation.
- Contracts with individuals and legal entities.
- Contract appendices.
- Date reservation, advance payment, and final payment.
- Checklists, timelines, and calculation sheets.
- Documents for the team, production, and project implementation.
- Inspiration and developing a new creative vision.
- Generating ideas. Creative thinking.
- Color and its perception.
- Materials, finishes, and textures.
- Creating concepts and moodboards.
- Technical requirements for sketches.
- Useful tools for event decorators.
- Using AI to search for and develop ideas.
- Creating concepts and visual directions.
- Working with sketches and visualizations.
- Accelerating the creative process while preserving your own style.
- Scaling your personal capacity and vision.
- Million-dollar mindset.
- Recognizing the value of yourself and your product.
- Burnout and renewal.
- Readiness for larger budgets and bigger projects.
- Transitioning from decorator to owner of a structured business.
- You will understand the entire project journey — from the client’s initial request to implementation.
- You will gain a clear understanding of the legal and documentation system required for your work.
- You will learn how to create stronger ideas, concepts, and sketches.
- You will explore the possibilities of AI in the creative process.
- You will develop a new perspective on your own scale and future growth.
BUSINESS SYSTEM • FINANCE • TEAM • MARKETING • SALES
- Revenue, cost of goods/services, and profit.
- Calculating project costs.
- Project budget and company budget.
- Financial planning.
- Tracking expenses and key performance indicators.
- Estimates and project cost calculations.
- Positioning your company and product.
- Marketing channels.
- Finding and attracting new clients.
- Working with your existing client base.
- Marketing planning.
- Competitor analysis.
- Building a sales system in the event décor business.
- Understanding the client’s request and needs.
- Presenting your product and its value.
- Working with the client’s budget.
- Selling through expertise and consultation.
- Repeat sales and client retention.
- Company organizational structure.
- Functions, roles, and areas of responsibility.
- Hiring the right people for business needs.
- Motivation and compensation systems.
- Delegation.
- The owner’s role in a growing company.
- AI in marketing and sales.
- AI for documents, instructions, and operating procedures.
- AI for optimizing processes and team workflows.
- The journey from your first projects to building a structured company.
- Business processes: how the company operates from the inside.
- Diversification. New products and revenue streams.
- Optimizing processes, expenses, and the owner’s time.
- Building a business that can grow together with you.
• Mapping out your organizational structure and team.
• Delegation practice.
• Creating a marketing plan.
AI INTEGRATION IN BUSINESS
- You will see your company’s business system as a whole.
- You will understand the economics of your product — from cost to profit.
- You will build a clear team structure and delegation system.
- You will create a marketing plan and understand how your client acquisition and sales system works.
- You will identify which processes can be optimized and strengthened with AI.
PERSONALITY • DNA • PRODUCT • GOALS • STRATEGY
- What a product means in the event décor business.
- Types of products and directions for company growth.
- Business diversification.
- Company DNA: mission, values, philosophy.
- Product uniqueness. Unique Selling Proposition (USP).
- SWOT analysis: strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats.
- Personal, business, and financial goals.
- Long-term and short-term goals.
- Breaking goals down into actionable steps.
- Point A → Point B.
- Strategic planning.
- Priority areas for business development.
• Personal Wheel of Balance.
• Business Wheel of Balance.
• Writing down your dream.
• Defining your desires with the highest possible financial value.
• Money mindset and abundance practice.
• Completing the full Company DNA document.
• Creating your USP.
• Conducting a SWOT analysis of your company.
• Setting your goals.
• Completing a comprehensive strategic planning document.
- Who I am today. Where my Point A is and where I want to go.
- Balancing personal life and business.
- Dreams. Desires. Personal growth and scale.
- Recognizing the value of yourself, your talent, and your product.
- Money mindset and abundance.
- Faith, love, God. Inner strength and the deeper meaning behind your work.
- Burnout and renewal.
- You will define your Point A and Point B.
- You will shape your dream, your purpose, and your personal, business, and financial goals.
- You will create your Company DNA and USP and identify key growth opportunities.
- You will develop a strategy for growing your business.
- Floral design as a technical task: bases, attachment to art objects, transportation
- Concealing technical elements: cables, supply lines, water receivers. The details that make the difference between a finished project and a construction site
- Project acceptance using a checklist. We walk through the venue and inspect everything step by step
- Two documents almost no one has: an internal acceptance checklist and a handover checklist for the event organizer
- Dismantling and reverse logistics: how to take everything apart so the decor survives a second project
- Receiver arch with a smoking ring: metal frame, lightbox, smoke supply around the perimeter
- Two waterfalls integrated into illuminated panels
- Wave-shaped tables with water flowing across the surface and draining into a concealed water receiver
- Closed-loop water system: volume calculation, pumps, pressure, return flow
- How all of this was designed using AI: task formulation, structural design, production brief
- Lighting and electrical systems: what you do in-house, what you outsource, and how to calculate power requirements
The installation is standing, the water is flowing, the smoke is running, and the lights are on.
- Floral design as a technical task: bases, attachment to art objects, transportation
- Concealing technical elements: cables, supply lines, water receivers. The details that make the difference between a finished project and a construction site
3. Project acceptance using a checklist. We walk through the venue and inspect everything step by step
4. Two documents almost no one has: an internal acceptance checklist and a handover checklist for the event organizer
5. Dismantling and reverse logistics: how to take everything apart so the decor survives a second project
FINISHING, HANDOVER, MONEY
WE WILL SHOW YOU THE BUDGET
WHAT WILL NOT BE INCLUDED
+ Certificates and a reception
+ A photoshoot in the completed decor
Project budget, plan versus actual. We go through it line by line and see where the numbers differed and what those differences cost.
On the first day, you receive the project budget. A real one, with line items.
On the third day, we reveal the actual costs and compare them line by line.
Almost no one shows this, because doing so requires an active production facility and a willingness to share real numbers.
- The complete project documentation package for this project: AutoCAD files, sketches, production and assembly briefs, specifications, and the calculated cost of each item.
- The budget with planned and actual figures. Acceptance and handover checklists. Production work schedule. Video recordings of all three days. Professional photographs in the decor that was assembled in front of you.
- Lectures on materials — we moved them to a free webinar before the course because in-person hours are more valuable.
- An AutoCAD course — it is impossible to teach design in three days.
- A promise that you will build everything with your own hands — anyone who wants to can participate, while work at height, electrical systems, and mechanics are handled by staff specialists.
- AI-based load calculations — AI speeds up design and budgeting, but a person remains responsible for load-bearing structures.
- Motivation and mindset — these three days are about how the work is done technically.
- How to take a client request and turn an email into a brief you can actually design from
- How to coordinate with the venue before the project is even drawn: rigging, electrical requirements, access, documentation
- Budget and cost price: what makes up the cost of the structural elements and how to calculate it in one evening
- Ceiling structure: weight calculation, suspension points, lifting method
- NeboDecor walls and telescopic systems: how the architecture of a space can change in an hour
WE START LIKE A REAL INSTALLATION: BRIEF, VENUE, SAFETY PROCEDURES, SKETCH, AND BUDGET IN YOUR HANDS.
THE DAY WORTH STAYING FOR. WE LEARN NOT HOW TO BUILD, BUT HOW TO HAND A PROJECT OVER.
THE MAIN DAY. WE BUILD AN INSTALLATION IN WHICH STRUCTURE, WATER, SMOKE, AND LIGHT WORK AS ONE SYSTEM.
The ceiling installation is suspended, the walls are up, the floor is covered, and the platform is assembled.
CEILING, PERIMETER, FLOOR
IN THREE DAYS, AN ORDINARY EVENT SPACE IS TRANSFORMED INTO SOMETHING YOU WILL HARDLY RECOGNIZE.
WE BUILD IT RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU AND EXPLAIN EVERY DECISION ALONG THE WAY: WHY IT WAS DONE THIS WAY, HOW IT WAS DESIGNED, WHAT IT IS MADE OF, AND HOW MUCH IT COST.
YOU ARE NOT SITTING THROUGH A LECTURE. YOU ARE STANDING THREE METERS AWAY FROM THE STRUCTURE AS IT IS BEING ASSEMBLED.
PRODUCTION MODULE
THREE DAYS. ONE PROJECT.
FROM CONCEPT TO COMPLETION
14. Euro tulle
15. Neon flex
16. Diode tapes
17. LED tubes
18. Velvet fabric
19. Sintepon
20. Glass tubes
21. Glass drops
22. Artificial floristics
23. Fresh floristics
24. Flora
25. Colors
26. Tools
1. Timber
2. Plywood
3. Polystyrene
4. PVC
5. PET
6. Plexiglass
7. Polycarbonate
8. Metal
9. Foam
10. Self-adhesive printed film
11. Self-adhesive mirror film
12. Stretch ceiling
13. Banner fabric
WHAT MATERIALS WE WILL WORK WITH