It was a pleasure to welcome you all!
We would have loved to spend more time with each of you; if you couldn’t make it, you still have a chance to discover the space, objects, tastes, smells and drinks: we are open until Saturday night—late—and our bar is open from 5pm…
Dinners on friday night; Saturday we are making cocktails and sculpting ice with Jacopo…
A few more teasing details leading to the amazing new pieces that Odd Matter are finishing for next week.
Getting closer to Perfume, Sir?
What’s in there? You’ll find out soon: it’s Peter Marigold’s work in progress piece, for Perfume, Sir?
Coloured glass, everywhere!
Here’s a work in progress picture of Chiara Onidea & AUT’s work for Perfume, Sir?
Coloured glass, everywhere!
Here’s a work in progress picture of Chiara Onidea & AUT’s work for Perfume, Sir?
The opening of Perfume, Sir?
Is looming and Odd Matter’s work is almost ready to go…meticulus work and lots of polishing, soon this piece will be on display!
The opening of Perfume, Sir?
Is looming and Odd Matter’s work is almost ready to go…meticulus work and lots of polishing, soon this piece will be on display!
The history of Italy’s favourite drink is tainted in legend. Among the many different theories over the subject, the most reputable tale that of an accidental epiphany. It was 1919 and Count Negroni was about to have his usual Americano at his local, Caffè Casoni. He realised though, that he was in the mood for something stronger, thus he asked the owner, Fosco Scarselli, to substitute the customary soda with a part of Gin. The skillful bar owner executed and the first ever Negroni was served. The Count when on to found the Negroni distillery and marketed a readymade version of the cocktail duly named Antico Negroni 1919.
Maurizio will be back in London with two new cocktails for Perfume sir?
We will soon have the pleasure to see Peter’s great idea on display at Perfume sir?
About
Peter Marigold’s passion for shapes and materials manifests itself in his inspired, beautiful creations. Peter designs and makes his objects and he set up his own studio after having gradueted at the RCA. His furniture and interiors are enjoying plenty of success both in the UK and internationally and his work has been widely exhibited.
Spicy installation… It seems that Zaven’s piece for our upcoming show Perfume, Sir? is almost ready to go…