An espresso bar that belongs in the frame.
Fashion days are long, the light changes and nobody can leave the set. The cart brings specialty coffee right into the studio – and fits in as naturally as the rails, the lights and the cameras.
The model waits, the stylist runs, the client watches. Coffee brings the calm.
My time in fashion started in London, where I worked as an on-set barista with Holmes Production – on shoots for brands like H&M and Max Mara and with photographers such as Juergen Teller. I know how a fashion set breathes: quiet during takes, a rush between looks.
The cart is black, compact and calm, so it can stay in the room without distracting. Fresh milk and oat milk are always on board, other plant-based milks on request – and a menu with your branding is included.
TelekomH&MMax MaraBloombergHolmes Production
I engaged Norbert to work on very high-profile commercial shoots, making coffee to order for talent and crew. He was a fantastic asset—always on time, always remembering people’s orders and adding special touches.
How a fashion day runs.
Set up quietly
The cart is in place before hair and make-up start. One standard socket and about 130 × 170 cm including working space.
Coffee to order
Flat whites, iced lattes, decaf and hot chocolate, with fresh or oat milk, for models, stylists, photographers and clients.
Your brand on the menu
A one-off menu with your logo, signature drinks on request.
Zero trace
Packed and gone in 45 minutes. Nothing left on set.
Before you book.
Can the cart be in shot?
Yes. It's designed to look good on camera and in the room. If it needs to disappear, it parks outside the frame and keeps serving.
Do you have plant-based milks?
Yes. Fresh milk and oat milk are always there, almond milk and other alternatives on request. June And July specialty coffee, decaf and hot chocolate are always on the cart.
Do you also do showroom and press days?
Yes. Showroom days, press days and fashion week appointments work the same way – a calm bar for guests, buyers and press.