Every meaningful story, like every unforgettable gathering, begins and ends in the kitchen. A place of exchange, trust, and experimentation, the kitchen is where ideas are shared, transformed, and refined.
This is how we approach our work.
Kitchen Stories is a boutique creative consultancy built on human relationships. We work closely with brands, creating a space for dialogue and collaboration, where concepts are carefully developed before taking form.
Our approach brings together creative and strategic thinking. Through listening, curiosity, and a deep understanding of context, we develop concepts and narratives that translate into coherent creative projects, guided with care from vision to execution.
Benedetto Luca Lo Presti
Benedetto Luca Lo Presti holds a degree from Bocconi University and brings over 25 years of experience in advertising and brand consultancy.
Throughout his career, he has worked on the development of innovative ideas and strategic thinking for international brands.
From 2006 to 2010, he served as CEO of D’Adda, Lorenzini, Vigorelli, BBDO (now DLVBBDO).
He edited the first Italian edition of Disruption by Jean-Marie Dru, embracing a mindset and methodology focused on challenging conventions to build new competitive strategies.
His work later expanded into strategic consulting, collaborating with the Architects of Group Genius and supporting brands facing complex challenges related to change, innovation, and leadership. He also joined the Ars et Inventio network (BIP Group), contributing as an advisor and coach in workshops dedicated to Exponential Organizations.
Marta Cavenaghi
Marta Cavenaghi holds a degree from the Academy of Fine Arts in Milan and a master’s degree in Space Design.
She began her career as a creative designer, working on fashion shows and events for some of the most prestigious fashion brands. After working in the United States as an art director and production designer on commercial films, she focused on creative consultancy.
Through collaborations with brands such as Valentino, Gianfranco Ferrè, and Dolce & Gabbana, she developed a multidisciplinary approach shaped by a strong sensitivity to image, an instinct for beauty, and the ability to design spaces and the experiences that unfold within them. At Dolce & Gabbana, she was responsible for the artistic direction and conceptual development of stores, events, fashion shows, window campaigns, showrooms, and special retail projects. During this time, she strengthened her belief that meaningful design emerges from the intersection of knowledge and experimentation.
