Restaurant interior: dark timber screen, banquette and bentwood chairs
The dining room towards the windows, patterned floor and light oak
Banquette seating along the wall with dried grasses above The room from the bar side, timber ceiling and pendant lights
Table set between the banquette and the bentwood chairs

Boccaccio

Restaurant interior, worked out in visualisation before construction.

One element sets the room: a dark stained timber screen that runs the full length of the wall, backlit along its top edge and filled with dried grasses, so the seating sits inside a warm shadow rather than against a flat wall. The banquette follows it end to end; bentwood chairs face it across the tables, and the timber returns overhead as a slatted ceiling.

Everything else is kept light against that band. The floor is a patterned tile carpet laid inside a light oak border, table tops are pale, and the glazed side of the room is left open to daylight. Two materials, one dark and one light, carry the whole interior.

Client
Boccaccio
Scope
Interior design, visualisation
Materials
Dark stained timber, light oak, patterned tile, bentwood seating, dried grasses