A slatted timber screen partitions the active service station from the adjacent round dining tables. This porous architectural boundary filters sightlines to keep the operational infrastructure hidden from guests while allowing natural light and ambient room energy to pass through the timber slats.
Horizontal wood planks form the backdrop for modular planter boxes, integrating a biophilic layer directly into the structural fit-out. This vertical garden element softens the clean geometry of the built environment, working alongside a light-toned wood service cabinet that consolidates point-of-sale hardware and service essentials.
Suspended over the round communal table, a cluster of three pendant lights features custom-turned wood detailing on the cords. These fixtures lower the perceived ceiling height over the seating arrangement, focusing warm illumination downward to create an intimate sub-zone within the larger open-plan layout.
