A new micro brewery office in Toronto’s historical art deco “destructor” building – part of the R.C. Harris legacy of infrastructure buildings. This new renovation takes care to preserve the original interior brick and openings, as well as the palimpsest of additions that came after.
Restaurant Interior Design
The RESTAURANTS category invite you to both have a virtual tour through world restaurants and to virtually drink your coffee in the most coquettish cafes, cafes which have been created by the most appreciated architects and designers in the world. HomeWorldDesign presents you the most important achievements regarding bars and restaurant interior design, achievements that are to make your passion for beauty also expend towards such design projects. The more you wish to develop a business in this domain, the more useful this category can be proven to be.
Stanton & Co Restaurant in Sydney / Alexander & CO
Stanton & Co is a restaurant interior fit out of an existing heritage shell. The venue holds 250 patrons and is a fine bar/bistro offering internal and external dining with an open show kitchen.
New Ethiopian Restaurant in the Heart of Poble Sec, Barcelona
Also we used earth, beige and burgundy colours and materials such as light wood, natural fibers and cotton and linen fabrics to create a warm atmosphere so the color of the “Mesobs” (traditional Ethiopian tables) resonate through the restaurant.
Spirto Coffee Bar / Kostas Chatzigiannis Architecture
Combining lively images and sounds from the rock scene, Spirto coffee bar materializes the owners’ main concept and lifestyle in a way that invites and ignites. The geometry of the blue metal facade is matched with pink details on the door and neon signage.
Tropical Sushi Restaurant Kaikaya / Masquespacio
A year ago Mireia contacted Masquespacio. Valencian, almost converted in Brazilian and passionate surfer she had the dream to open the first tropical sushi restaurant in her native city.
Xiamen HAIGAN Xiaoyouyu Seafood Restaurant
The Xiaoyouyu Seafood Restaurant project was repurposed from a former factory terrace. The unique location and unconventional structure of the original space allowed the designer to give full play to imagination and creativity.
