The back-of-house service boundary implements high-contrast color blocking and industrial corrugated textures, separating the active commercial kitchen zone from the main dining floor while reinforcing the brand's rebellious, high-energy aesthetic.
The transaction zone features a dual-counter layout, pairing a front beverage station clad in vertical oak planks with a main kitchen pass wrapped in bright, cobalt blue corrugated steel sheets. This intentional combination of raw timber and industrial metal forms a crisp, energetic barrier at the rear of the dining floor. Above the prep area, the high-level bulkheads are finished in alternating panels of glossy terracotta red and royal blue tiles, reflecting the warm light cast by adjustable white track spotlights.
In the foreground, long communal and square dining tables crafted from heavily grained solid timber organize the open floor plan. These tables are paired with lightweight wire-mesh chairs in an earthy terracotta tone and dark wooden side chairs with bright yellow accent backs, creating a diverse and flexible seating arrangement. To the right, a vertical shiplap timber wall serves as a backdrop for a long tufted leather banquette and an oversized, colorful abstract oil painting that unifies the vibrant color palette.
