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  • DNA Dining

    Bompas & Parr teamed up with Ancestry DNA to present DNA Dining, the world’s first DNA-driven and hyper-personalised culinary experience.

  • Tongue Town

    Tongue Town

    A ten year retrospective of the studio’s work at MAM, São Paulo

  • The Confetti Chandelier

    For New Year’s Eve, Bombay Sapphire asked Bompas & Parr to create a functional piece of design that would represent it as a brand and the celebratory moment as the clock hits midnight and one year ends and the next begins.

  • My Extraordinary Life

    Just when you thought ice cream couldn’t get any cooler, we partnered with Häagen-Dazs to conceive an explosion of multi-sensory ice cream experiences.

  • Gingerbread Castle Howard

    Bompas & Parr’s principal love of architecture and confectionary collided with a spectacular commission to make a scale model of Castle Howard, a stately home in Yorkshire.

  • Mysterium

    In December 2016, Bompas & Parr helped take 1,600 guests on a journey to Neuland – a conceptual land of enlightenment filled with sensory delights that defied all expectations.

  • Fridges Fight Back

    House fires caused by tumble dryers may be attracting headlines but fridges, while exalted and celebrated as socially desirable indicators of social status, are under-recognised as cause of fires that can destroy homes and kill people every year.

  • The Joy of Bees

    Bompas & Parr curated the world’s most extensive art installation dedicated to some of the rarest honeys in the world. A four-floor townhouse in Soho was transformed into a golden hive of activity for Relais & Chateaux, the international hotel group, featuring an immersive experiential art installation and gastronomic tasting of honeys collected from its properties worldwide.

  • Beyond the Waterfall

    Beyond the Waterfall

    A cocktail odyssey

  • Cake Holes

    This is a project exploring the strange underbelly of food and eroticism. When we first set up Bompas & Parr as a company, one of the first calls we got was an inquiry about wether we catered for splosh parties. Innocently we looked online to see what this might involve – to find a seamy scene were folks get turned on by sitting in puddles of baked beans. This exchange provided the inspiration for a series of photos of people sitting on cakes, in collaboration with fashion photographer Jo Duck. The photos are paired with a sensual and luxurious film by Bompas & Parr, both are alarming but intriguing. Each participant chose their own dessert to sit on then filled out a detailed questionnaire ranging from more mundane questions about the favourite dishes to how they would solve the greatest challenges to humanity today.