M House Public Relations

A gleaming marble-topped bar in a boutique hotel lounge, styled for a PR photoshoot, holds an artfully arranged trio of signature cocktails in crystal glassware, each with distinct garnishes and vibrant yet refined colors. Behind them, a blurred backdrop of illuminated backlit shelving displays curated bottles and sculptural glass decanters. Warm, golden hour light filters through an unseen window, mixing with soft amber pendant lighting to create delicate reflections across the marble and fine glass edges. Captured at eye level with a shallow depth of field, the foreground cocktails are in crisp focus while the background melts into elegant bokeh. The mood is luxurious, intimate, and editorial, embodying photographic realism and a sophisticated hospitality atmosphere.

PR Retainers

Tailored editorial public relations support for chefs, restaurants, and boutique hotels ready to be seen.

Investment

Launch Sprint

Monthly PR retainers start at $3,500, designed for emerging chefs and boutique hospitality brands ready for consistent media outreach, press office support, and strategic storytelling month over month.

Launch strategy intensive

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Growth Retainer

Project-based campaigns begin at $6,800, ideal for openings, menu launches, cookbook releases, or seasonal concepts that need a focused 8–12 week editorial push rather than a long-term commitment.

Ongoing visibility

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Flagship Partner

Signature growth partnerships start at $9,500 per quarter, pairing high-touch PR strategy, thought leadership development, and ongoing media relations for hospitality brands seeking sustained visibility and industry positioning.

Full partnership

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Signature PR for Culinary Storytellers

From menu launches to hotel openings, we craft media strategies that secure coverage, build chef authority, and nurture long-term guest loyalty.

A chic boutique hotel lobby vignette styled like an editorial photoshoot: a low marble-topped side table holds a carefully stacked trio of design magazines featuring hospitality covers, with a subtle, embossed PR agency business card resting atop the uppermost magazine. Beside the stack sits a sculptural ceramic vase in matte dove gray, with a simple, architectural branch arrangement. The table stands on a plush, pale taupe rug, with part of a velvet armchair armrest entering the frame from the right. Soft, indirect morning light pours in from floor-to-ceiling windows off frame, creating gentle gradients of light and shadow. Captured from a slightly elevated angle with a medium depth of field, the image feels calm, polished, and editorial, emphasizing photographic realism and refined, understated luxury.
A meticulously styled flat lay of luxury hospitality media materials displayed on a dark charcoal linen surface. In the center, a thick, soft-touch black PR dossier embossed with subtle silver foil reading “Editorial Features” lies partly open to reveal elegant page layouts about boutique hotels and chef-driven restaurants. Surrounding it are premium letterpress place cards, a small leather-bound notebook, a fountain pen, and a smartphone showing a polished press coverage dashboard. Gentle late-afternoon window light from the right creates refined highlights on metallic details and soft shadows at the edges, emphasizing texture. Shot from a bird’s-eye view with sharp focus across the frame, the mood is sophisticated and strategic, with photographic realism and a clean, modern aesthetic perfect for a high-end hospitality PR brand.
A refined workspace dedicated to hospitality editorial planning: a dark walnut desk with a subtle satin finish holds an open laptop displaying a layout of a culinary magazine feature, surrounded by neatly arranged printed mockups of hotel and restaurant spreads. A slim, black metal desk lamp with a warm LED bulb casts a focused pool of light across the center, creating dramatic yet controlled contrast against the softly lit room beyond. A textured linen mood board with pinned fabric swatches, menu typography samples, and color palettes leans against the wall in the background, slightly blurred. Shot from a three-quarter angle at eye level, the composition uses rule of thirds to highlight the laptop and printed pages. The atmosphere is deliberate, strategic, and sophisticated, with photographic realism and a clean, modern editorial aesthetic.