The dining room layout features a long, linear configuration optimized for spatial efficiency along the glazed perimeter. Timber group tables are aligned beneath a rhythmic lighting installation, balancing the open feel of the street-facing windows with the enclosed comfort of a structured banquette wall.
An expansive run of bifolding glass doors defines the left boundary, flooding the narrow dining avenue with natural light and linking the interior to the street scene. Rectangular tables made from light-grained timber are arranged in a row to maximize seating capacity while maintaining a clear thoroughfare for guests and service staff.
Overhead, a linear track features multi-colored timber slats interspersed with exposed filament Edison bulbs. This lighting arrangement draws the eye down the length of the space and provides a warm, low-level illumination. To the right, a custom banquette seat is backed by a geometric, textured block wall that introduces architectural rhythm and subtle shadow play, ensuring the functional seating area doubles as a key design feature.
