The Garden of the Unexpected is a celebration conceived by Cordero Atelier as a journey through a garden where the unexpected gradually reveals itself. Inspired by the idea of Eden, the proposal explores the relationship between the hidden and the revealed, turning discovery into the narrative that guides the entire experience.
A garden where its fruits can be gathered, flowers conceal unexpected discoveries, and every encounter becomes part of the journey.
Scope: Creative direction, experience design, scenography design, sculptural design, floral design, food and beverage design, graphic design, lighting design, talent curation, hospitality team, and uniform design.
The narrative unfolds in two chapters.
On the first night, the garden is brought inside a castle. Nature inhabits the architecture, transforming the space into a contemporary interpretation of Eden, where flowers, vegetation, and light create an unexpected landscape that invites guests to rediscover the place.
On the second day, the garden opens its doors completely. The journey becomes an invitation to discover and, quite literally, taste its fruits. Culinary stations emerge from the landscape as though they had naturally grown among the vegetation. The table setting is transformed into a personalized edible fruit for each guest, while every intervention reveals a new surprise waiting to be discovered.
Scenography and gastronomy are conceived as a single language, creating a garden where everything can be discovered, contemplated, and ultimately tasted.
