The central dining hall architecture coordinates a dramatic, three-dimensional timber ceiling installation that flows down onto the perimeter walls, wrapping guests in an energetic structural canopy that creates a sense of profound enclosure.
The seating layout utilizes a sequence of custom-built, semi-enclosed booths divided by structural timber-trimmed panels finished in a deep charcoal grey paint. Inside the booths, comfortable bench seating is wrapped in a heavily tufted, dark olive-brown leather that introduces a sophisticated, weathered texture to the dining alcoves. Circular dining tables feature a bright yellow geometric edge detail, paired with sleek light oak dining chairs with matching warm orange leather seat cushions.
Rising above the booths is a monumental architectural feature composed of dozens of solid timber slats installed at a uniform spacing. These wooden ribs extend vertically up the back wall before pitching outward into the ceiling plane at sharp angles, forming a series of geometric, inverted peak shapes that add striking depth to the upper volume. Minimalist bare-bulb glass pendants drop through the gaps in the timber framework, casting a warm glow across the dark porcelain floorboards below.
