The Sensual Self A HoD Sensory Salon

A full, sensual day where you slow down, wake your senses and then turn that charged presence into an evening labyrinth of touch and invitation. We begin in the early afternoon by settling your attention into breath, presence and gentle contact so your own language of desire can appear without pressure. That first part is yours: an inward, unhurried meeting with sensation, curiosity and what actually lights you up.

Later, you move from self-exploration to co-creation. With guidance from Piero Flor, Eva and the team you help shape a series of sensory stations — small, carefully constructed moments of texture, scent, sound and taste — that together become The Labyrinth of Senses. You are never building from nothing; the structure is given and you fill it with delicate, charged detail so an evening of guests can travel through what you have made.

After a shared dinner break we open the doors: mostly blindfolded visitors move through the darkened pathways, guided by touch, breath and invitation while you hold the space and gently steward their experience. Between passages everyone lands in a quiet, candlelit whisper tea: a soft place for breath to settle, for hushed sharing, and for the team to offer aftercare.

This is not a play event and there is no sexual play; the emphasis is intimacy with the senses and with your own desire. Interactions in the creation phase remain tender and non-explicit (our color code here is pink), underwear bottoms stay on, and consent is absolute: every touch is invited and any boundary is honoured without question. You can pause or step back at any time; the guardians and stewards are there to hold safety and consent with care.

House of Delphine brings an atmosphere of elegant, rebellious curiosity: a sanctuary for sensual liberation, radical attention and embodied freedom. The team — guardians, co-hosts and stewards led by Piero Flor and Eva — guide each moment with experience in touch, intimacy and facilitation. Phones are not allowed during the event; photography and filming happen only with explicit consent and only by appointed creators.

Practical notes: dress to feel transformed and to be comfortable while blindfolded; choose soft fabrics that invite the hand. Bring your own food or order together with the group for the dinner break. This is a non-substance, alcohol-free event; anyone under the influence will not be admitted. The House welcomes women, queer folks, couples and duos and aims for an inclusive space — if you have access needs or specific questions please contact the organisers when booking. You will receive practical prep information and an intimacy & safety guide before arrival, and the team offers thoughtful aftercare and access to further professional support after the evening.