Dom Pérignon and the Alajmo family represent two visions meeting on the same ground: radical quality. The Maison brings a century of history and a devotion to the perfect vintage; Le Calandre brings a research-driven kitchen and the ability to turn an ingredient into a concept.
The photography grew out of the need to tell this collaboration consistently across every channel — not an event to document, but a visual identity to build. Table settings, dishes, details of material and gesture: every image belongs to one narrative system holding together Dom Pérignon’s formal elegance and Alajmo’s creative vision.
The challenge was finding a language that could sit inside both worlds without flattening either — and doing it so each image worked on its own, while gaining depth in the context of the full set.