Exquisite Ice Bars & Large Ice Sculpture Displays for Your Events in Los Angeles

A customized ice bar will bring prestige and class to your event, especially if it
has the details of your company logo etched in to the fascia. Here at LA Ice Art, a Los
Angeles based ice sculpture company, we offer personalized ice bars for all types of
events and occasions. Talented ice artist Rex Covington has created a diverse
assortment of custom designed ice bars for prestigious clients and events like The
Scream Awards, Batman Premiere, Patron Tequila, Evian, Marriott Hotels and much
more.

Typically installed in 4’, 8’ and 12’ widths, one or more bartenders can work this
station as the focal point of your event whether it’s a wedding, corporate party, film
premiere or Bar Mitzvah.

The design elements of your bar should make it personal, and we’re happy to
advise with suggestions and photos. Frosty ideas include your logo or monogram,
CNC engraved onto the bar fascia, or flowers that are frozen into the ice.
Glamorous ice bars usually make perfect settings for an ice luge, which is often set
on top of the ice bar. The luge could tie into your event theme or branding, so
consider your guests and the fun to be had with a custom ice luge.

Ice bar display pedestals with waterproof sub-lighting are self-contained drainage
systems that are included with ice bars, and the presentation equipment includes
multi-color skirting fabric choices to accommodate your décor needs. With freezer
trucks for delivery and a skilled crew of ice wranglers, LA Ice Art will make your
event shine. Whether indoors or out, on concrete, carpet or grass, we will preform
all the proper preparation, so a custom ice bar with luge, or large ice display can be
the memory that lasts forever at your event. Contact LA Ice Art today!

One block male torso (20”X 40”H) — Male nude ice sculpture

Egyptians probably didn’t have ice blocks to sculpt, but if they did, they might have done this. (20”x 40”H) — King Tutt mask in ice

This was a three-block sculpture for the Chinese New year in 2017. It was very heavy (400 lbs.) and took 7 men, all very determined, to place it on it’s display perch. (3’x 3’x 6”H) — Monkey ice sculpture

NY skyline Studio 54 in ice

Presented at the famous Langham Huntington Pasadena Hotel, this sculpture was specifically requested by the host, and no it was not Ringo Starr. — Octopus ice sculpture

Presented at a Disney company party, this Frozen character was grafted together from two ice blocks, and adorned with stick from a tree, charcoal, and the fattest carrot I could find. (3’x 2’x 5’H) — Olaf-Frozen ice sculpture

An old school classic, I’ve been making this sculpt since the 80s. It’s an excellent 1 block sculpture for many themes. (20”x 40”H) — Palm tree ice sculpture

Dog are fun to make and I must have been quite happy that this one came out so well using 1 block with grafts. (3’x 3’H) — Poodle ice sculpture with Rex

This was for a baby shower and a sculpture likeness of the woman. (20”x 40”H) — Pregnant woman in ice

2 block sculpt (4’x 2’x 3’H) — River boat with paddle wheel ice sculpture

I had the great pleasure to set up this 9' Giraffe under the wing of the Space Shuttle Endeavour tonight. The wing was only 5' above the giraffes' head, and you could read the numbers on all the tiles. My new tallest animal sculpt! Big thanks to Bear. 4 blocks design. — Giraffe ice sculpture

This was for a 70s party and it’s the only Rubix Cube I’ve ever made. The colorful lights underneath the ice brought things to life when the sun finally set. 2 block sculpt (2’x 2’x 3’H) — Rubix Cube ice sculpt

Using 3 blocks with grafts to make, this extinct animal came back to life on the very grounds that it used to dwell upon. LACMA prides itself on it’s tar pits, where scores of relic from the prehistoric age have been recovered. (7’x 4’H) — Saber tooth Tiger ice sculpture

For all Holiday events, a large cutout snowflake adds elegance and a unique winter theme. (40” diameter) This sculpt can also serve well as an “on site” live demo piece. Call for pricing — Snowflake ice sculpture, 4’

One block ice sculpture of Eagle swooping down to grab a fish in talons. — Eagle with Fish

2 block version of this iconic statue. (2’x 2’x 6’H) — Statue of David in ice

Standing proudly at 5 ½’ tall, this American icon is a popular ice sculpture choice. We have done this one in all sizes including 10’ tall for Seth McFarland. — Statue of Liberty in ice

2 block sculpt (40”x 40”) — Swordfish ice carving

This one was on display at UCLA for an international tennis tournament. It just so happens that Andre Agassi won it that year. — Trophy ice sculpture

Suitable for any tropical theme and sculpted from 1 block of ice. (20”x 40”H) — Tropical Fish ice sculpture

This sculpture goes way back to the 80s. I haven’t done one since, but maybe you’ll be the one? 1 block sculpt (20”x 40”) — Unicycle in ice.

Using a graft to connect separate pieces, this Disney inspired slipper ice sculpture was created with 1 block and then placed on an ice platter for a solid base. (Tray footprint 42”x 22”) Total size of display (4’x 2’x 3’H) — Glass slipper of Cinderella in ice

Photographed in the freezer before its royal appearance, this large vase was presented in a round tray with sub-lighting (provided by LA Ice Art) at a 5 star wedding. The floral bouquet on top of it was enormous. The table location however, had no power, so we placed the remote battery powered alternator rig under the table. This will give you 6-8 hours of lighting power no matter where you want your ice sculpture (rental item). Vase dimensions: 20” diameter top x 42” height (raised 5” more on the light). Tray footprint: 3’ diameter. — Royal Vase ice sculpture (20”x 42”H)

The zebra stripes here were created with snow fill in routed grooves. This concludes our A-Z photo list — Zebra in ice

Delta Gamma Sorority uses this anchor sculpt to commemorate it’s rush events, but mariners across the realm are reaching to fetch it’s uses. Recently one was lugified, but that’s another photo album. 1 ½ block ice sculpture (3’x 5’H) — Anchor ice sculpture

This 6’ tall rendition of the Greek statue “Apollo “ was sadly used as a burn test dummy for Katy Perry’s Grammy performance rehearsal. Shortly after this photo was taken, the sculpture was immersed in flames and melted from 450 lbs. to 250 lbs. in less than 3 minutes. The fate of Apollo the God was not so cruel, but the show must go on. — Apollo in ice

The male version of this statue can get heavy in more ways than one. Attempting to look like solid gold, this 3 block version was over 400 lbs., and measured (4’x 4’H x 2’) — Buddha ice sculpture

Attempting to capture the exact form, this Warner Bros character was used for a photo shoot and future digital content. (20”x 40”H) — Bugs Bunny ice sculpture

This 2 block sculpture was for Mariah Carey’s Grammy after party in Hollywood, California, 2012 (4’x 4’H). The lightbox (under the sculpture) has a blue gel which is reflecting off the snow filled etchings on the butterfly. — Butterfly ice sculpture, Mariah Carey

This Texas style sculpt is created with 1 ½ blocks. Tray footprint (42”x 22”) — Cowboy hat ice sculpture

The crescent moon is a beautiful 1 block sculpture that really lends itself to the fantasy of large ice pearls and of course, caviar. (20”x 40”H) — Crescent moon & pearls in ice

This sculpture can be done using 1, 2, or 3 blocks. I don’t recommend the 1 block version because the base footprint is supposed to be square. This image used 3 block which allows for a base piece under the tower frame. (3’x 3’x 6’H) — Eiffel Tower ice sculpture

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