Magnum shop in Paris
7-6-2012
From 30 May till 24 June, you can temporarily visit the Magnum cafe in heart of the Marais in Paris. For four weeks, visitors are invited to a unique experience, culminating in sensory pleasures of the experience and to create their own Magnum. Give this creation a name and share it on Facebook.
Social media: The Fancy
7-6-2012
What to do with the several social media as an entrepreneur in the hospitality industry? Van Spronsen & Partners gives an explanation, only available in Dutch.
Mangusto
7-6-2012
Mangusto is a new lunch room and winebar in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. From June 15, guests can enjoy the Italian ice cream, paninis or just a glass of wine or prosecco.
Funny wine cooler
7-6-2012
Keep your bottles cool in this funny aluminium top hat wine cooler.
Urban rooftop farming
6-6-2012
Starting today a 3000 square meter urban farm on top of the office complex Zuidpark opened in the Netherlands. This scale of urban rooftop farming is the largest in Europe.
Together dinner via video link
6-6-2012
The Sichuan restaurant chain Hai Di Lao and electronics manufacturer Huawei are working together since September 2011. In the restaurant are interactive screens that enable guests to make contact via a video link with their friends or family in any of the other chains elsewhere in the country.
Invisible campaign
1-6-2012
LYNX Anarchy created a marketing campaign for a new deodorant. The advertising is not visible to the naked eye, but only with polarized sunglasses. These sunglasses were distributed by LYNX to young passengers. A new way to create attention! Perhaps it is possible to create an invisible menu. Watch the video of LYNX.
Bliss Table
1-6-2012
The Bliss table was designed by John Stangdell and is made from a singular piece in multiple materials and various colors. The center features an interchangeable, modular unit which is versatile and adopts to any accasion. An other option is to store your cutlery.
An allergen-free restaurant in Lyon
31-5-2012
French restaurant ‘Mon Histoire dans l’assiette’ has created a menu that is entirely free of 11 of the most common allergens (gluten, eggs, lactose, peanuts, tree nuts, soy, mustard, shellfish, celery, sesame and lupine). The name of the restaurant translates in English for ‘My story on a plate’. There is a different menu each season. As we see a lot of discussion between the chefs on, for example Twitter, about what to cook for those with a food allergy, maybe they can visit the restaurant in Lyon this summer for inspiration.
French fries cutter
31-5-2012
Restaurant-quality French fries at home without all the slicing and dicing.