Project group:
Art director: Zaur Mansurov
Designer: Ibrahim Karimov

Task:
Mediterranean premium restaurant
Made by:
In terms of the restaurant has an unusual asymmetric shape with smoothed corners. Exterior walls are fully glazed and stand at an angle relative to the floor. The restaurant building itself is located in the center of Tashkent in a park area. The concept was to create an interior that is as transparent as possible and is close to living nature. The first thing that needed to be done was to distribute all the zones so that a new view would open from each point. The second is to beat the height of the ceilings. High ceilings allowed us to use volume chandeliers. In the center of the lobby are a chandelier in the form of rings and the famous Delightfull Coltrane fixtures, suspended at different heights. The cloakroom is highlighted with slats, veneered under golden oak.

In the center of the room, as a reminder of the garden, grows a royal magnolia. In the hall you can even see an aquarium with sea fish, which in the future the chef will cook especially for you. Another gastronomic highlight is the outdoor barbecue area. Nearby is a large streamlined bar with a tabletop made from Korean. Along the windows there is a landing with comfortable soft sofas that are shared by huge giant slab screens. Screens mimic the trunks of perennial trees, and living plants in the niche of these trees. Relaxing on a comfortable sofa and tilting your head up, visitors will see an unusual installation at the very top. The installation on the ceiling imitates scattered circles of the sun and is made of lightweight cork bars. The sun theme is continued by the Italian pendant lamps BLS from the Raimond collection and Copper Shade by Tom Dixon lamps.

On the second floor there is a VIP room. The interior here is more restrained. On the first floor they mix modernism, hi-tech, neoclassicism, fusion, on the second the basic neoclassical style. Among the classic wall decor, we suggested painting in the style of a Dutch still life, with two wine coolers on either side. In the center of the hall a large table. Carefully selected the lighting for the VIP area and settled on the Flos Zeppelin chandelier by the Dutch designer Marsel Wanders. At the end of the hall there is a partition with marble trim and a biofireplace, which can be seen from the back side in the recreation area.