Restaurant interior design industrial

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As bold as the food, the design of SUSHISAMBA is complemented by Banker Wire’s L-81 in copper cladding the kitchen and food prep area.

At the Press Club in Melbourne, booths are shadowed by gilded cavities in the ceiling, which nod to the Greek heritage of chef George Calombaris.

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Some hints and tips for good lighting design concepts for your project. We look at types of lighting and the effects of lighting

Industville is about more than just versatile, vintage lights. We also have a range of industrial, retro-styled bar stools made from hand-stitched leather and handcrafted wood for a finish that is both beautiful and comfortable. The seat colour can be bespoke in accordance with your colour and stylepreferences and can also come in both adjustable or non-adjustable designs. The perfect addition to any space that is embracing vintage interiors. Pair with our beautiful lights for a beautiful…

Amy Side Chair - Farmer J accommodates dine-in and on-the-go customers; the space effortlessly transitions from morning to night, week to weekend and coffee to cocktails. Discover how Biasol have merged the concept of grab-and-go with a full-service restaurant.

Colourful, quirky interior design for a restaurant with fast and casual dining. Turkish restaurant design. Modern, contemporary with planting, macrame, geometric details.

Zizzi is a multi-unit Italian food chain located in the UK. The position themselves as “fresh, local Italian” food. With vibrant, unorthodox color palette and a brand identity drive by illustrations and shabby-chic photography, they’re driving that position home quite well. Tobias Hall has worked with the brand for 5 years in helping guide them […]

Image 16 of 22 from gallery of Creating Vertical Gardens and Green Facades with Steel Cables. Photograph by Romulo Fialdini