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Disorderly Dinners

An immersive dining experience

Alumni from the BA Product and Furniture Design course at Chelsea College of Arts collaborated on a series of thought-provoking objects for the 'Disorderly Dinners' event.

Experience details

Held at The Chancery Rosewood in March 2026, the experience saw the hotel's Penthouse Suite transformed into an experimental setting. Guests were invited to use unconventional tools that disrupted familiar eating habits. During the meal, diners were encouraged to reflect on how design shapes everyday experiences.

The experience was part of a 6-month cultural programme with University of the Arts London.

A neatly arranged tray with shiny metal cutlery and round wooden spoons on a marbled surface. The tone is organized and functional.
Bendy Cutlery by Anna Digby
Through hands-on explorations, these emerging designers from Chelsea College of Arts crafted bold, disruptive tools that challenged the conventions of dining.

— Dr Jason Cleverly, Course Leader, BA Product and Furniture Design
  • Elegant dining table set with white linens, green plants, and modern candle holders under bronze pendant lights, creating a luxurious ambiance.
    The Loose Zoetrope by Josephine Bourdariat
  • A hand points at a folding knife on a white tablecloth. A notebook and wine glass are nearby, suggesting a reflective, contemplative setting.
    Chain Cutlery by Luca Concilia

Graduate projects

By presenting their work in a live environment, our alumni were able to show their designs to new audiences at a pivotal stage in their careers.

Our graduate consultancy projects offer recent graduates the opportunity to work with leading global organisations on live briefs. This helps equip them with the skills and experience needed to progress their professional practice.