Brutalist restaurant interior

A moody dining spot in the Tanjong Pagar district

Sculptural shapes meet rich hues at Maison François, a new brasserie and wine bar in London’s St James’s, which has postmodernist and brutalist influences. Design studio GSL created its interiors, which draws on Ricardo Bofill’s postmodernist masterpiece La Fabrica. It has grand terracotta wall arches and a rough cement coffered ceiling, which recall the brutalist architecture of the renovated Spanish factory. Photography: Oskar Proctor #london #restaurant #design #interiors #architecture

Sartoria offers a contemporary take on Europe’s vaulted taverns, serving fresh pasta inside a glowing concrete tunnel in Mexico City’s Roma Norte neighbourhood. Local studio Taller ADG designed the restaurant’s interiors, mixing Brutalist austerity with more traditional timber elements.#brutalist #brutalism #brutalistinteriors #interiors #concrete #restaurant #design Photography: Onnis Luque

Culinary excellence, guaranteed.

when merging cement, concrete and black steel altogether, there are three design style possibilities of what these materials can form. one is a clean — minimalist design, a bold and masculine nuance…

Towering ceilings and shadowy dining areas within Shenzhen's Voisin Organique restaurant emulate the experience of traversing a mountain valley.