‘Taste Code’ by Nespresso at Milan SDM 2012

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Inspired by the creativity of Piero Lissoni, Nespresso returns to Milan with a multi sensory installation.

Created in a former industrial space, ‘Taste Code’ is a container which houses a range of experiences over two levels, set to entice guests with the smells, sights and feelings they associate with Nespresso coffee in an innovative, stimulating environment.

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At the heart of the project is the Nespresso capsule: a cell design replicated thousands of times over to create a delicate pattern which envelopes the surface of the generous empty entrance space like a kind of skin. Multiple, overlapping projections appear through the capsules which, like pixels, build a physical space made up of virtual concepts and stimuli.

Once they have passed through the experience gallery, guests will find themselves in the tasting zone on the upper floor: a space where guests can enjoy a Nespresso coffee, where they can live the brand through their senses of smell, taste and sight, which come together once again in pleasure.

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“The Taste Code is a dual-code: both taste and vision” explains architect Piero Lissoni, “it’s about a space impregnated with the aroma of coffee, which also creates images. All of this is built around a simple element, the capsule.”

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The event was also an occasion to showcase Nespresso’s latest Maestria range of coffee machines and accessories, which combine an elegantly restro aesthetic with the respected brand’s best coffee-making mechanism to date to give you perfect, barista-quality results.

 

Nespresso products are available from Nespresso.