What's For Breakfast?

Thursday 20 June 2013



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.

Hungary tabletop. Curated by Rita Mária Halasi, photo by Tamás Bujnovszky


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.

Czech Republic tabletop curated by Michael Vasku for czechdesign, photo by Krystof Kalina


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.

Georgia tabletop curated by Nino Nozadze, Ketevan Sakandelidze and Tinatin Kvinikadze, photo by Irakli Bluishvili


Homebuildlife subscribers can see our report on breakfast trends for Europe and America here.

Georgia tabletop curated by Nino Nozadze, Ketevan Sakandelidze and Tinatin Kvinikadze, photo by Irakli Bluishvili




Hungary tabletop. Curated by Rita Mária Halasi, photo by Tamás Bujnovszky


ALiCE collection by Feinedinge
Fjodor glassware by Rony Plesl for Verreum
Lotus by KIM+HEEP for Lotus
Draw Me Yellow by Kolekcja Tomasza
Alpha glassware by Hans Harald Rath for Lobmeyr
On Finger by Agnieszka Bar
Austria tabletop, curated by Simone Feichtner for designaustria, photo by Thomas Feichtner
Czech Republic tabletop curated by Michael Vasku for czechdesign, photo by Krystof Kalina
Poland tabletop, curated by Anna Pietrzyk-Simone and Kasia Jeżowska, photo by Studio Artis
Slovakia tabletop, curated by Adriena Pekárová for Slovak Design Center, photo by Jana Hojstričová
Austria tabletop curated by Simone Feichtner for designaustria, photo by Thomas Feichtner