Some of our collaborations go beyond showcasing art, they create experiences.
In May, Tajmi partnered with Food x Forms (FOFO) to bring a shared vision to life through a special edition of their "Open Kitchen Concept", hosted in the gardens of a beautiful villa just outside Barcelona.
The inspiration was simple yet endlessly expressive: Spring Flowers.
More than a decorative element, flowers became the thread connecting every part of the evening; from the seasonal six course menu to the artistic intervention that accompanied it. Working closely with the FOFO team, Tajmi developed the creative concept, curating an experience where food, art, and craftsmanship could exist in conversation.
To bring this vision to life, we invited glass artist Natalie Dubrovska, whose Garden of Glass Flowers explores the fleeting beauty of blooms by preserving their delicate forms in sculptural glass. Stripped of colour and fragrance, her works capture something equally powerful: light, texture, and memory.
Natalie's custom glassware became part of the dining table itself, blurring the line between functional object and artwork. Throughout the evening, guests experienced her work not only as something to admire, but as something to hold and use, while taking home a souvenir, transforming dinner into a lasting memory.
This collaboration reflects what we love most at Tajmi: creating meaningful connections between artists, brands, hospitality, and people. We believe that thoughtfully curated experiences leave a lasting impression because they engage more than one sense. They invite conversation, spark curiosity, and create moments that continue long after the last course has been served.
Our role extends beyond sourcing beautiful objects. We work alongside our partners to develop concepts, connect the right creative voices, coordinate artists, and curate experiences that feel authentic to both the space and the story being told.
We're incredibly grateful to the Food x Forms team for inviting us to collaborate on such a thoughtful evening, and to Natalie Dubrovska for sharing her remarkable work with everyone gathered around the table.
As Tajmi continues to grow, we're excited to develop more collaborations that bring artists into unexpected settings; whether through intimate dinners, hospitality projects, exhibitions, or bespoke commissions.
When art becomes part of an experience, it becomes something people don't just see, but they remember it!
xx Nettika | Founder
