Interior

Joyce Wang Studio’s Genso restaurant in Hong Kong features alley-like walkways reminiscent of Tokyo’s Golden Gai neighborhood. These recent projects

At London restaurant Zylia, Red Deer juxtaposed Gerolakkos stone and handcrafted Lefkara lace with stainless steel within an old factory

Red Deer’s Zylia restaurant in London combines Gerolakkos stone and hand-crafted Lefkara lace with stainless steel. This specific project, alongside

OMA’s Oberon restaurant, situated within the New Museum’s expansion, uses cork cladding to define its interior. Across recent projects, from

OMA’s Oberon restaurant, clad entirely in cork and described as a “jewel box” within the New Museum expansion, exemplifies a

OMA’s Oberon restaurant, clad in cork, presents itself as a “jewel box” intentionally “hidden in plain sight” within the New

OMA’s Oberon restaurant at the New Museum, a “jewel box” clad entirely in cork, indicates a deliberate shift in spatial

OMA’s Oberon restaurant at the New Museum employs a “jewel box” design clad in cork, integrating it into a larger

Carpenter Nick Tudor’s elongated, curved counter for the second Toad Bakery branch in southeast London addresses human flow by deliberately

Carpenter Nick Tudor’s elongated, curved counter for Toad Bakery’s second branch directly addresses a contemporary spatial friction, specifically the “bottleneck