Perimeter seating capitalizes on the expansive glass curtain wall, offering diners clear views of the outside environment while animating the building facade from the street level. Geometric wave-patterned screens flank the glass panels, filtering external views and creating a semi-private buffer for window-side tables.
The linear arrangement pairs dark timber dining tables with a warm wood banquette wall that structurally integrates low planter boxes. This built-in greenery introduces an active biological layer at the edge of the dining zone, establishing a natural threshold between the open interior corridors and the exterior window glazing.
Large black woven basket pendants hang from custom steel structural supports, lowering the vertical scale over the perimeter tables as the evening light fades. In the background, the slatted wood station with built-in planters echoes this design language, ensuring continuity across the different service pockets on the floor plate.
