Todd Pinzuti of Bungalow 6 Design did a repeat win with Summer Harsh Botanical Artistry and Chef Asher Miller of 20*21.
Bold colors and design by Bungalow 6 Design captured the visual interest of guests. The added branding element was spot-on for event trends.
Amy Steil and Amy Fuerstenberg of MiMi Design worked with Pazzobello Flowers and Chef Chris Damskey of Chambers Kitchen to create a gorgeous table. 
Judges and guests alike repeatedly referred to it as the "Martha Stewart" table. It was a table that blended their high design and organic sensibility and looked as if it should have been in a magazine layout.
Jessica's Cakes applied a classic art "paper quilling" and turned fondant into a "paper quill'd" cake.
Branding an event, sometimes involves using items in a manner different then their intention. After all, HER Energy Drink cans as vases were much more affective than having posters of their logos all over the place.
The Edible Garden was a huge crowd favorite. It took a little while for someone to sneak a bite, but once the first bite, many followed!
Jessica's Cakes beautifully designed and carved mushroom cupcakes matched her Happy Gnome cake perfectly.
Not only did Thomasina contribute her fabulous Thomasina's Cashew Brittle to the Edible Garden, she belted out a song to entertain the guests.
Special thanks to the following sponsors for donating to the VIP Bags: Dick & Jane Letterpress, HER Energy Drink, Platinum Party Rental, Apres Party Rental, Summer Harsh Botanical Artistry, Pazzobello Flowers, Chambers Kitchen, 20*21 and DIVA Glass Slipper.Thank you to La Vie Photography for the photos and The Digital Arthouse for producing the soon to be available video of The Duel of The Design 2.0.
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