Selected projects
2026Apéro «Patina»Artek × Hender Scheme, presented by VitraZurich











What time leaves behind: five bites, from one minute to two winters.
An apéro for Artek × Hender Scheme, presented by Vitra, where the age of each ingredient became the menu.
Tea by Studio Sayu · Photography Lucia Hofmaier
2026Lunch for Zurich Design WeeksFoyos × Torro StudioZurich










A lunch built like a Foyos piece: components that combine, extend and change.
Guests chose their own combination and we assembled each canapé. Every flavour works with the rest, like the modular thinking behind Foyos. Served at their newly launched bench, made for craftspeople.
Photography Torro Studio · Workshop photo Foyos
2026Product launch apéroEmbruSwitzerland







An apéro on the factory floor in Rüti for two new Embru pieces: bread, vegetables, egg, cheese, the basics that get a body through a day’s work, cut to a bite and eaten by hand. The way workers have always got through a shift in the halls of the historic manufacturer.
Photography Gusmo
since 2026WorkshopsOwn formatZurich
Food as creative, manual work: taste it, write it, style it, make it.
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since 2026Paladar Sundays, monthly lunchOwn formatZurich









Don’t let the white tablecloths fool you.
A monthly lunch at Il Giglio, the restaurant Patrizia and Vito have run for over thirty years. One topic, 25 seats, four courses.
CHF 75.- per cover, reservations via Instagram · Photography Nina Maria Glahé
2025Press dinnerOpiaZurich











Not fusion. Not heritage served back.
Four courses for fifteen journalists in a store with no kitchen: what you carry and what you break from.
Photography René Melliger
2025The Art of Arrival, objectOpiaZurich






A set designed for a store opening, built around the act of arriving, entering somewhere new and making it yours: a glass talisman after Alpine sgraffito, with matches, a smudge bundle, smoked salt, a sourdough starter and a bread bag.
2025Cooking the Canton, editorialLocal paperSwitzerland




This valley grows chicory that feeds the country, yet won’t put it on its own table. How do you make local produce tangible, in a form that feels familiar? A visit to the farmers, and two recipes from what the valley actually grows.
Photography Stefan Schmidlin · Food styling Monika Hansen