Restaurant lighting design

Image 17 of 23 from gallery of Rabbit Habit Bar / YOD Group. Photograph by Andriy Bezuglov

The decorative extension to the MOVE IT system, available as either a classic pendant luminaire or in a swivelling and tilting rod version, highlights elements of the interior design with a unique brilliance.

Discover how iGuzzini enhances cultural places, galleries, stores and hotels through the subtlety of innovative lighting and creative design.

Traditional designs from Korea, from houses to hairpins, are reworked to create the interiors of this Manhattan restaurant by New York studio AvroKO.

Here is a cafe. It is also a community that knows more about time. But we prefer to understand it as A state of living.

The interior of the restaurant is both soulful and stylish through the incorporation of timber wall cladding, rich textures, antique mirrors and aged brass work.The space is ideal for a business lunch and through designer imported lighting transcends int…

Image 2 of 28 from gallery of FITFISH Restaurant / Studio Bloco Arquitetura. Photograph by Marcelo Donadussi

Image 18 of 25 from gallery of Passo Novita / Oska&Partners. Photograph by kentahasegawa

Studio Modijefsky puts a fresh spin on a Dutch archetype

Welcome to Part 3 of our five-part series on the psychology of great restaurant interior design. Today’s post focuses on lighting. … Continued

A place for gathering, Como was designed with the intention of mimicking the intimate, sophisticated social dining experience synonymous with Lake Como.

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Kōnā is a Japanese-inspired eatery in Carlsberg Byen, whose space we designed and produced in 2020. The interior of Kōnā consists of two different spaces. Guests first enter the relaxed and intimate Izakaya with its low, soft textile ceiling. Later, as they find their way down the stairs to the tall space on the lower