Designers from Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and Georgia have contributed tabletop pieces to an exhibition of breakfast tables styled to represent their national cuisines and cultures.
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Hungary tabletop. Curated by Rita Mária Halasi, photo by Tamás Bujnovszky
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Called What's For Breakfast?, the exhibition opens on 24 June and runs until 3 July at Writers' House of Georgia, Tbilisi, supported by the Creative Project Foundation.
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Czech Republic tabletop curated by Michael Vasku for czechdesign, photo by Krystof Kalina
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Breakfast arrangements on display at the show range from earthy, rustic styles to pared-back, minimal set-ups, and display the variety of national breakfast habits. Fresh fruits, breads, cheeses and meats are styled with bundles of fresh flowers.
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Georgia tabletop curated by Nino Nozadze, Ketevan Sakandelidze and Tinatin Kvinikadze, photo by Irakli Bluishvili
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Homebuildlife subscribers can see our report on breakfast trends for Europe and America here.
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Georgia tabletop curated by Nino Nozadze, Ketevan Sakandelidze and Tinatin Kvinikadze, photo by Irakli Bluishvili
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Hungary tabletop. Curated by Rita Mária Halasi, photo by Tamás Bujnovszky
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ALiCE collection by Feinedinge
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Fjodor glassware by Rony Plesl for Verreum
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| Lotus by KIM+HEEP for Lotus |
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Draw Me Yellow by Kolekcja Tomasza
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Alpha glassware by Hans Harald Rath for Lobmeyr
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On Finger by Agnieszka Bar
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Austria tabletop, curated by Simone Feichtner for designaustria, photo by Thomas Feichtner
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| Czech Republic tabletop curated by Michael Vasku for czechdesign, photo by Krystof Kalina |
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| Poland tabletop, curated by Anna Pietrzyk-Simone and Kasia Jeżowska, photo by Studio Artis |
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Slovakia tabletop, curated by Adriena Pekárová for Slovak Design Center, photo by Jana Hojstričová
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Austria tabletop curated by Simone Feichtner for designaustria, photo by Thomas Feichtner
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