Buro Hause Design Brunch
The First Edition
Client: Buro Hause
Location: Robuust Amsterdam
Tablescape collaboration: &The Table
Food and drinks: U Doma
Featured brands: Serax Tableware, Oury Linen, Smeg, Fest, Fjaka, Atelier Suki and Zuiver
Press coverage: FRAME Magazine
Networking & Connecting
For the first edition of the Hause Interior Brunch, Sculpt Studio helped transform a shared table into an immersive landscape for design, hospitality and conversation.
Created by Buro Hause in partnership with Robuust Amsterdam, the morning brought together more than 40 professionals from the interior and lifestyle industries. Guests gathered for an intimate brunch while discovering new collections and brand stories from Serax Tableware, Oury Linen, Smeg, Fest, Fjaka, Atelier Suki and Zuiver.
At the centre of the experience was a carefully composed tablescape developed in collaboration with Samantha Daniele Wolfson, founder of &The Table. Rather than treating the flowers as separate decorative arrangements, the botanical design became part of the table itself: a moss-covered landscape flowing between tableware, food and objects.
The installation was designed to support the purpose of the event. It created a tactile setting that encouraged guests to slow down, connect and experience the participating brands in a more personal way. Its low, continuous form preserved sightlines across the table, while creating rich visual details for photography and press coverage.
Food and drinks by U Doma were integrated directly into the landscape, allowing hospitality, product presentation and botanical design to feel like one cohesive environment.
The event was later featured in FRAME Magazine, where editor Tracey Ingram highlighted the brunch as one of three real-world experiences that left a lasting impression. The feature recognised the power of hospitality and shared meals to create meaningful connections between brands and their audiences.
The first Hause Interior Brunch demonstrated that a product presentation does not have to feel like a traditional showroom. Through atmosphere, materiality and hospitality, multiple brands could share one space while retaining their individual identities.