The metal wine rack is partitioned and grid-shaped in such a way that the spatial shape becomes light and transparent. After this upgrading project, in addition to the Chinese and western food, the restaurant additionally has a food supermarket next to the coffee bar counter
The space is fluid, structured like a loft on several levels, with exposed concrete, wide plank flooring in dark wood, glass, metal and Chester-style sofas, bars where cocktails are mixed, and aged leather and tartan fabric details.
Shortly after the Tribeca Opening, ’wichcraft asked Mapos to apply their new concept to a flagship location in New York’s historic Garment District on 38th Street and Broadway.
The Pool Eindhoven by ninetynine, Eindhoven – The Netherlands
A modern, Big Easy mood is set by the pearlescent tones and textures of Venetian plaster walls, soft grey marble, silvery mirrors, old wood floors, and zinc, with brass accents and diffuse light through gauzy drapery.
The house has a history and the original building materials are left exposed in order for the visitor to experience this historical feeling. New electromechanical installations were created for the equipment and lighting of the transformed space.
It’s a pizza parlour, but one that aims high, serving its specialty dish not only in a gourmet variety, but also in design-led surrounds seamlessly compatible with the lifestyle of its well-heeled clientele.
Drawing inspiration from the provenance of the King Crab, we created a bold and playful design scheme with an understated nautical theme that immerses patrons into a truly unique dining experience.
Taking inspiration from the vibrant culture of Brighton and Hove, the interiors by Marks Barfield Architects feature an eclectic but modern beach hut vibe, complete with local art and a varied mix of furniture styles and colours.
Using terrazzo tiles and metals, emphasize sophistication and use point colors of red, blue, green shades in different places. Make large rooms for group clients and increase efficiency.
Like on the inferior register – the marble flooring in the zigzag or the oak flooring – the furniture that supports the retro look is placed, as well the golden lighting pendants preserves the luxurious aspect of the ceiling. The eclectic atmosphere derives precisely from this arrangement of the two mirrored registers, as two entities trying to grow towards each other, and whose contrast is melted in a neutral median layer.
As a nod to VIA’s Italian component, various types of marble, mirror panels and walnut wood appear in the interior design. Playful accents, which were derived from the shape of the logo (diamond or half triangle) to create a strong sense of identity in the interior, are interspersed throughout the space and used to combine materials and integrate signage.
Salt Indian Restaurant by Choreography of Spaces, Bangalore – India
We felt the need to use small wood accents, the table setup balancing the minimalist place. The lighting system was crafted together with Philips, but the rest of the furniture was custom designed and manufactured for Aperto.
Bringing food truck culture inside, food areas are pushed out and pulled in so that employees can weave in and out of the space and discover the variety of cultural cuisines. Picnic tables, an ice cream cart, concrete blocks and string lights create an ambiance of the outside brought in.
Minimalistic forms with clear geometry, a lot of wood in decoration and variety of natural plants are distinctive features of the traditional Japanese culture. But modern Japanese animation films (which are projected on the wall in one of the halls), bright parametric panel and colored chairs are the elements of pop.
VIVINO restaurant by Studio Eti Dentes, Zihron Yaakov – Israel
The designers from Arterior Singapore Pte Ltd successfully created ‘Shokutsuten’ in Great World City Shopping Mall in Singapore, bringing a modern twist to the traditional cultural Japanese food street.
The fit-out Studio Ginger has delivered is dark, moody and textured, with a materials palette characterised by motley-brown raw brick, wall tiles that look more “salvaged” than “showroom”, and a bar-top fabricated from oxidised copper.
The colour palette of blacks and browns resonates with the prevailing trend towards darker interior treatments in food courts and malls, but this project goes deeper than that.
The Cafeteria has endless seating options for flexibility and collaboration. High tables, low tables, benches, counter seating. Its also planned for larger meetings, conferences & town halls.
