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miercuri, 12 noiembrie 2014

BOEMA RESTAURANT BAR BY CORVIN CRISTIAN

Cluj Napoca

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Boema is a restaurant and bar located in a 1800 heritage building. There was no witness left of its former decoration so we had to imagine a contemporary yet reverent to the past one. We found inspiration in the around the corner 1400 gothic cathedral from which we replicated the wainscot in a fresh and surprisingly un-gothic light blue. But here stops the historicism. All the composition is based on irony and contrast. The 60’s Scandinavian style furniture matches surprisingly to the Gothic (possibly the same elegance and lightness of the structure).

The roughness of the exposed old beams ceiling is counterpointed by the elegant marble bar counter, the massive aluminum pendants stand up in front of the gothic curves, the opulent main room gets more value by its vicinity to the rustic one.The lighting adds a dramatic theatrical feeling through the carefully placed narrow beam projectors and the unreal halo from the multitude of hidden LEDs.The custom designed chairs in the rustic room are a contemporary interpretation of the Austrian traditional but in CNC cut plywood with legs inspired by Eames’s.

foto: Dacian Groza, foto Lucian Mandru

Corvin Cristian, Cnc Cut Plywood, Eames’s., Boema Restaurant Cluj, Boema Corvin Cristian, Gothic Cathedral, Restaurant Design

BIBO GALLERY RESTAURANT IN HONG KONG

Hong Kong

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How do you blend the best of international street art with fine French cuisine, in Hong Kong? That was the challenge handed to creative design agency Substance by the owner of Bibo – also an avid collector of contemporary urban art – and the outcome is nothing short of excellent. Bibo is half gallery/half restaurant, located on Hollywood Road amid offices, boutiques and galleries, and at first glance Bibo doesn’t shout about its restaurant function.

Substance’s HK Creative Director Maxime Dautresme designed the interior in a 1930s style as an elegant common ground to that tricky marriage of contemporary art and fine dining, complete with a fictional history as the former headquarters of the Compagnie Générale Française de Tramways, later to become the Bistro Bohème (Bibo). The space is filled with work by some of street and contemporary art’s biggest names.

Kaws, Vhils and Mr Brainwash are among the stars to have contributed an installation at Bibo, and the hanging work is by an equally impressive list; guests will find themselves dining among pieces by Banksy, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Damien Hirst, Jeff Koons, Shepard Fairey and Takashi Murakami to name-drop but a few. Just remember to chew with your mouths closed.

Bibo Hong Kong, Restaurant Design, Honkong Retail Design, Bistro Bohème (bibo), French Cuisine,

marți, 11 noiembrie 2014

COUNTRY MAMA: AN ECOLOGICAL PATCHWORK IN THE CENTER OF MADRID

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Country Mama: an ecological patchwork to create sensation in the center of Madrid.
With the illusion of bringing the public the best organic food and flavors recover lifelong, born Mama Campo in Madrid. This new delicious idea is embodied in the opening three spaces around the plaza de Olavide: a restaurant, a grocery store and a children's space.
Manolo Yllera renowned photographer has been the coordinator of the interior of this project, in addition to the food, we have tried to look up all the supporting details to achieve a special atmosphere and consistent .

Country Mama: an ecological patchwork in the center of Madrid

The floor is wood, and at some points combined with the beautiful tiles hydraulic Entic Drops Designs .

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With regard to furniture , has played mix different models of chairs and tables belonging to designers already established ( as Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec , Dirk Van der Kooij ... ) or novice (like Wow Studio, Inés Benavides , Pilar Prada ... )

Foto: © Manolo Yllera