restaurant design

Kinza Cafe in San Sebastian, Azovskiy Pahomova Architects 7

Kinza Cafe in San Sebastian / Azovskiy Pahomova Architects

The name of the KINZA cafe displays a culinary direction, combining spices and herbs of Spain, France and Bali. It is worth paying due attention to the choice of location, since the institution is located in the corner part of the street, where there is constant traffic, and the number of people wishing to visit the new place was already considerable even during the shooting of the object.

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Pink Moon Saloon is Designed and Built in Traditional ‘Hut’ Style

Architects: Sans-Arc Studio Project: Pink Moon Saloon Location: Adelaide, Australia Area: 102.48 sqm Builder: Brojed Construction Photography: Courtesy of Sans-Arc Studio Manufacturers: Beeline design, Boral Timber In a former bin alley and sandwiched between two office buildings on one of Adelaide’s vibrant laneways is the Pink Moon Saloon. The venue tells a narrative of campfire

Itoman Gyomin Shokudo – A Restaurant Covered with Coral Limestone

The Itoman Gyomin Shokudo, located in Itoman, Okinawa was conceived with the aim of supporting and promoting the local tradition and culture through its cuisine. Yamazaki Kentaro Design Workshop of Tokyo designed the Itoman Gyomin Shokudo Restaurant in the style of gusuku or castle, using Ryukyu limestone and coral limestone. The restaurant was constructed as part of

Bar Botanique Cafe Tropique by Studio Modijefsky

Project: Bar Botanique Cafe Tropique Design: Studio Modijefsky Team: Esther Stam, Natalia Nikolopoulou, Kristina Petrauskaite, Moene van Werven, Carlotta Bassi Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands Size: 350sqm Photography: Maarten Willemstein A tropical addition to the restaurant scene in Amsterdam East, Bar Botanique, designed by Studio Modijefsky, brings a fresh and green interior to the former local

Mad Giant Craft Beer by Haldane Martin Iconic Design

Haldane Martin Iconic Design has designed a brewery and restaurant interior for Mad Giant beer that plays with scale referencing oversized metal toy construction kits. The result is a creative and welcoming industrial space that brings to life the DIY ethos of the renegade South African craft beer, while contributing to the urban regeneration of

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