ONYX Műhely x MOME

Date: 2023.01.26

164 years of heritage - 9 designers - 9 traditional desserts - 9 contemporary concepts

The project is a collaboration between the MOME Object Design programme and ONYX Műhely. The goal of ONYX Műhely is to present a progressive Hungarian cuisine offering a fusion of art, science and gastronomy. Fostering talent is a key area of its operations, providing space to culinary, food science, and fine and applied arts projects by young talents.

The design course for ceramic design students of the MOME Object Design programme was led by Art Director of the ONYX Műhely’s Creative Community Angéla Góg DLA, and ceramist and MOME teacher Edit Kondor.

Assisted by the Műhely's creative pastry chef Zsuzsanna Borsos, students were tasked with designing dessert serving items for ONYX Műhely by exploring contemporary dessert culture and the related serving techniques and drawing on Gerbeaud's legacy.

The resulting designs were on display for two days during the Budapest Design Week 2022. The students presented their designs themselves, and visitors were able to test them by sampling the desserts created by ONYX Műhely.

Continue to the students' works:

Anna Budaházy – Rigó Jancsi serving plate

Dóra Szilágyi - Cream puff - dessert plate

Anna Csenge Berkes – Chocolate serving set

Ingrid Válint – Esterházy dessert cup

Melinda Doktor – Brandy cherry chocolates

József Kovács – Dobos cake

Martina Kovács - Diplomat pudding

Lea Anna Szolnoki - Zserbó petit four

Dorottya Vértessy – Mignon

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