Featured in the Press
Below are a list of media outlets that have praised Luigi's language of napkin folding. Find out more about Luigi's book: The Language of Napkin Folding
There is no doubt that a well folded napkin gives a touch of “je ne sais quoi” to your dining table. Luigi’s book will show you how to change your table as often you change your menu.
This Evening programme
BBC East Anglia
Any one who can take a napkin, fold it in such a way that it resembles the three feathers of the House of Windsor, must be a genius
This Morning Programme
ITV London
Fantastic pictures, great folds, shame having to break them before dinner.
James O'Brien
LBC Radio
Luigi’s book contains unique and ingenious features: a fold out guide to symbols for easy reference, an under-reliance on language in the diagrams to allow non-English speakers and those with reading problems to follow designs, a helpline facility, allowing readers to log any problems by interacting with the author and contribute with their own ideas. A Dialog between the readers and author, this has never happened before in a book of this kind.
James White
Harrow Observer
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With the help of “Luigi’s Language of Napkin Folding” book, you will bring creativity and style to your dinner party in an easy and original way. Your guests will be amazed. :/Sagida Saya, L’Italiano Europeo News, London: Any one who does not posses this book is denied the unique opportunity to impress their customer as well as motivate their restaurant staff.
Alex Buchanan
Catering Scotland
Impressive book, beautifully laid out, ideal for special events and much more
Jeremey King
RSVP Magazine
People appreciate food more if there is a first class table presentation. Luigi’s book deals with how to create spectacular folded napkins. The book is ideal for both the catering industry and any one who loves entertaining at home.
Northampton
Evening Telegraph
As the chefs have their knives, the waiter’s tool of the trade is the napkin. Luigi, in his book, will show you how napkins can make a difference on a how the table is presented to the customers as they walk trough the door.
Hilary Armstrong