Yummy! restaurant and bar design

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Shustov Brandy Museum & Bar Architects / Studio Belenko Project Team / Denis Belenko Design Band Location / Odessa, Odessa Oblast, Ukraine Area / 93 m2 Photography / Pavel Babienko

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Shustov Brandy Museum & Bar Architects / Studio Belenko Project Team / Denis Belenko Design Band Location / Odessa, Odessa Oblast, Ukraine Area / 93 m2 Photography / Pavel Babienko

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Brandy bar “Shustov� located in the basement of the old brandy factory.

Vaulted ceilings are covered with wooden bottoms of the barrels for good room acoustics and hiding waterproofing layer on walls and ceilings as well as utilities.

To enhance the effect of alcohol places the ceiling at the entrance littered with glass bottles of brandy, and strong brick floor once a day wash with a solution of water and brandy to enhance the smell.

All the materials that were used in the decoration of the bar, taken from the brandy factory, restored or re-used.

The main objective was to create an atmosphere of drinking establishment in the old brandy factory.�

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Brandy bar “Shustov� located in the basement of the old brandy factory.

Vaulted ceilings are covered with wooden bottoms of the barrels for good room acoustics and hiding waterproofing layer on walls and ceilings as well as utilities.

To enhance the effect of alcohol places the ceiling at the entrance littered with glass bottles of brandy, and strong brick floor once a day wash with a solution of water and brandy to enhance the smell.

All the materials that were used in the decoration of the bar, taken from the brandy factory, restored or re-used.

The main objective was to create an atmosphere of drinking establishment in the old brandy factory.�

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Cheese Bar Barcelona Location / Barcelona, Spain Area / 300 m2 Photography / German Cabo

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Cheese Bar Barcelona Location / Barcelona, Spain Area / 300 m2 Photography / German Cabo

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The interior design studio estudiHac has designed the new Poncelet Cheese Bar Barcelona, located inside the Hotel Meliรก Sarriรก. This new culinary space has a total of 400 square meters on the ground floor of the hotel, and is called to be the meeting point for cheese lovers, as well as the perfect place for anyone to enjoy a highly specialized gastronomic proposal. This decorative project has taken the philosophy of Cheese Bar, giving to this new space an own personality with a completely new and unique interior, which creates the right atmosphere to enjoy a wide variety of cheeses.

Cheese Bar Plan

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The interior design studio estudiHac has designed the new Poncelet Cheese Bar Barcelona, located inside the Hotel Meliรก Sarriรก. This new culinary space has a total of 400 square meters on the ground floor of the hotel, and is called to be the meeting point for cheese lovers, as well as the perfect place for anyone to enjoy a highly specialized gastronomic proposal. This decorative project has taken the philosophy of Cheese Bar, giving to this new space an own personality with a completely new and unique interior, which creates the right atmosphere to enjoy a wide variety of cheeses.

Cheese Bar Plan

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Cafe DALI Desiger / Anna Butele Development / Diāna Kūla Location / Riga, Latvia Photography / Ingus Bajārs

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Cafe DALI Desiger / Anna Butele Development / Diāna Kūla Location / Riga, Latvia Photography / Ingus Bajārs

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Cafe “Dali,” which got its name from the world’s famous surrealist painter, Salvador Dali, provides interior design associated with the artist’s unique expressions for shapes, symbols, colors, and philosophy.

The café’s includes one of the key features of surrealism- the ability to combine known objects within an extraordinary setting. In the café, contrast can be found in rational solutions with an unusual presentation. The interior design lives outside its usual form and environment.

Sheets of paper were used for wall decorations, which create illusion shape for the space. Paper fold on the walls in lounge area makes the cafe more circular contour we well as creates a surreal feeling.

On the central wall, the interior designer has created an exposition of Dali’s symbolic elements. Hidden under the paper, they blend together with walls, highlighting the silhouette of the objects. Wall with the mirrors creates reflections and gives a moving dynamic to the space. The central object- the bar, resonates the shape of Dali’s characteristics where curved lines and shapes float with reference to a fine classic.

Cafe DALI Functional Plan

When someone asked Dali: “What is your favorite color?” He answered immediately- blue and gold tones. These colors were adapted as the base for tonal solution, which were supplemented with sand white and warm tones.

Cafe “Dali” is located in the Spikeri creative quarter, which has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. In the 18th century Spikeri was a warehouse district, but currently, it has become a creative arts center with a wide range of cultural ensembles - the Concert Hall, a contemporary art exhibition hall, restaurants, and etc.

Spīķeru industrial aesthetics serve as an inspiration for future developments.

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Cafe “Dali,” which got its name from the world’s famous surrealist painter, Salvador Dali, provides interior design associated with the artist’s unique expressions for shapes, symbols, colors, and philosophy.

The café’s includes one of the key features of surrealism- the ability to combine known objects within an extraordinary setting. In the café, contrast can be found in rational solutions with an unusual presentation. The interior design lives outside its usual form and environment.

Sheets of paper were used for wall decorations, which create illusion shape for the space. Paper fold on the walls in lounge area makes the cafe more circular contour we well as creates a surreal feeling.

On the central wall, the interior designer has created an exposition of Dali’s symbolic elements. Hidden under the paper, they blend together with walls, highlighting the silhouette of the objects. Wall with the mirrors creates reflections and gives a moving dynamic to the space. The central object- the bar, resonates the shape of Dali’s characteristics where curved lines and shapes float with reference to a fine classic.

Cafe DALI Functional Plan

When someone asked Dali: “What is your favorite color?” He answered immediately- blue and gold tones. These colors were adapted as the base for tonal solution, which were supplemented with sand white and warm tones.

Cafe “Dali” is located in the Spikeri creative quarter, which has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. In the 18th century Spikeri was a warehouse district, but currently, it has become a creative arts center with a wide range of cultural ensembles - the Concert Hall, a contemporary art exhibition hall, restaurants, and etc.

Spīķeru industrial aesthetics serve as an inspiration for future developments.

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Laem Charoen Seafood Location / Bangkok Thailand Area / 234 m2 Design Agency / Onion Photography / Wison Tungthunya

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Laem Charoen Seafood Location / Bangkok Thailand Area / 234 m2 Design Agency / Onion Photography / Wison Tungthunya

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The latest branch of Laem Charoen Seafood Restaurant Bangkok occupies two-hundred and thirty-four square meters on the ground floor, next to the entry, of the Sense Community Mall on Pinklao Road.

This family-style eatery welcomes the seafood lovers with an open-plan layout and a cheerful color scheme. The turquoise blue handmade ceramic tiles highlight the grid pattern on the floor whereas the matte silvery grey PU walls are padded in vertical lines. Particular attention is placed upon the ceiling of four and a half meters high. Onion arranges the OBS Boards in a radius pattern based on the parameter of the existing glass facade. Three continuous curves are cut out from each vertical board. They give the visual effect of paralleled circumferences, running from the building envelop to the direction of service station inside the restaurant. The edges of these OBS Boards are painted in florescent orange color matching with the orange local ceramic tiles on the floor and the color of the chairs. Onion’s color scheme is conspicuous because of its background materials, namely the white marble and the black ceramic tiles.

Laem Charoen Seafood @ The Sense was opened in August 2014. The total area is 234 sq.m. This includes 20 sq.m. service station, 46 sq.m. kitchen and 168 sq.m. dining area of 120 seats.

Laem Reflected Celling Layout

Laem Furniture Layout

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The latest branch of Laem Charoen Seafood Restaurant Bangkok occupies two-hundred and thirty-four square meters on the ground floor, next to the entry, of the Sense Community Mall on Pinklao Road.

This family-style eatery welcomes the seafood lovers with an open-plan layout and a cheerful color scheme. The turquoise blue handmade ceramic tiles highlight the grid pattern on the floor whereas the matte silvery grey PU walls are padded in vertical lines. Particular attention is placed upon the ceiling of four and a half meters high. Onion arranges the OBS Boards in a radius pattern based on the parameter of the existing glass facade. Three continuous curves are cut out from each vertical board. They give the visual effect of paralleled circumferences, running from the building envelop to the direction of service station inside the restaurant. The edges of these OBS Boards are painted in florescent orange color matching with the orange local ceramic tiles on the floor and the color of the chairs. Onion’s color scheme is conspicuous because of its background materials, namely the white marble and the black ceramic tiles.

Laem Charoen Seafood @ The Sense was opened in August 2014. The total area is 234 sq.m. This includes 20 sq.m. service station, 46 sq.m. kitchen and 168 sq.m. dining area of 120 seats.

Laem Reflected Celling Layout

Laem Furniture Layout