Corbett & Claude

Suspended gantry shelving, industrial steel framework, glass partition panels, timber bar shelves, commercial back bar layout, restaurant beer taps, minimalist hospitality design.

A Relaxed Convivial Atmosphere to share Food & Conversation

Corbett & Claude opens their first site in Sydney. The space is light-filled and airy with loads of texture and character to give Sydneysiders a warm welcome to the Queensland originated brand. There’s a laid back casual air with an element of urban sophistication expressed through the detailing.

A mosaic patterned frontage invites guests under the mantra Bar.Pizza.Share and is repeated through the interior with floor stencilling, tiled tabletops and in decorative planters outside the restaurant. The furniture has an industrial aesthetic balanced with the warmth of copper and the rawness of mild steel in the overhead bar framework.

Beer taps have an honest appeal piercing straight through the wall from the coolroom beyond. The suspended pendants around the glazed perimeter have a dual function as both succulent planters & ambient lighting. There’s a central hero table that can be booked for groups, and the geometric tiled tops are also reflected in the glass facade facing the street and back onto the mall.

The overall look is eclectic and the upfront galvanised domed pizza oven rules over the restaurant, enticing diners who are there to gather and share a genuine foodie experience.

We recommend trying the prosciutto & fig pizza!

A wide, industrial-framed glazed entry portal eliminates physical barriers between the public circulation corridor and the dining room. The layout provides completely clear internal sightlines, transforming the open pizza kitchen and active bar gantry into a dynamic visual storefront that draws in passing pedestrians.

An expansive dining zone layers graphic geometries onto a light-filled corner footprint, maximizing group seating flexibility. Full-height glass curtain walls flood the floor plate with natural light, while a series of bold, custom-patterned furniture installations define specific casual dining zones without fracturing the open-plan architecture.

Intricate floor patterns define the transitional spaces within the main dining floor. By mixing distinct flooring materials, the layout naturally separates intimate banquette seating from the high-traffic walkways without relying on solid walls or partitions.

A massive, metallic dome-topped pizza oven serves as the central focal point of the open kitchen architecture. Enclosed by a raw industrial steel framework, this station brings the energy of the cooking process directly into the view of the dining floor.

A clean, wall-mounted tap system streamlines beverage service while creating an organized, linear display behind the bar counter. The white tiled backdrop bounces light across the station, making the tap handles and branding easily legible for bartenders

Abundant natural light streams through expansive glass paneling, connecting the indoor seating directly with the leafy pedestrian plaza outside. The open-plan layout positions communal and individual dining tables to create fluid walkways while maximizing guest capacity.