Luxury restaurant design

KOI Restaurant by Algedra Interior Design brings a calm sense of movement to Dubai Mall’s New China Avenue. The design takes ideas from the koi fish — its flow, strength, and balance — and turns them into shapes and materials that feel smooth and natural. Every line and curve moves gently into the next, creating a quiet rhythm that guides people through the space. Algedra Design Algedra Design Circular forms appear everywhere: in ceiling patterns, lighting pieces, and wall details. The large round aquarium stands at the center as a living piece of art, linking the space together with a feeling of stillness and motion at once. Algedra Design Algedra Design The choice of materials adds warmth and depth.... More

Nestled within the iconic MetLife building in New York, a remarkable 8,400 square foot seafood restaurant unfolds as a multi-faceted dining experience. This venue uniquely combines a casual dining area on the lower level, a refined upper-level dining space, a private omakase room, and a distinct grab-and-go section, catering to a variety of culinary desires and experiences. Emily Andrews Upon entering the lower level, guests are immediately enveloped in an atmosphere that evokes the feeling of being within a shell shaped by the forces of the ocean. The design employs shifting curves and soft gestures, while the broken terrazzo flooring mirrors the appearance of a rocky seabed. A standout feature is the Capiz shell back bar, emanating... More

A successful Washington D.C. entrepreneurial bachelor had the vision to buy a historic home in Miami Beach, Florida. Built in 1937, this Mediterranean Revival estate was purchased at auction for $8 million, at which an additional $32 million was invested for a "renovation," putting his total outlay to $40 million, making it the most expensive "redo" to anyone's recollection in Miami history. One of the property's unique features is the pool house, a pagoda-like building reminiscent of the Katsura Imperial Villa in Japan. The Banker Wire woven wire mesh contributes to the design of the pool house as a foundation for luxury decor. Banker Wire Banker Wire Step into a world of tranquility and serenity, where tradition and modernity h... More

Founded in 1854, The Philadelphia Cricket Club is one of America’s foremost private, family-oriented, full-service country clubs. As the nation’s oldest country club, it boasts a rich heritage in athletics and is dedicated to providing its members, families, and friends with exceptional recreational and social experiences. Recently, the club collaborated with EwingCole and fabricator Boyertown Planing Mill on a master planning process aimed at enhancing its St. Martins campus. Banker Wire A key objective of the master plan was to elevate the dining experience at the St. Martins Club House, encourage social interaction among members, and expand the dining and bar seating capacity. To achieve a more relaxed and open floor pl... More

Located in the heart of Saigon’s District One, Bambino caters for eighty guests, with plenty more room for its after-dinner supper club service. Anchored by a large central void topping out two floors below, the kitchen is separated from the main Restaurant, Bar, Private Dining Room and outdoor Terrace. In keeping with a brief that required an Italian dining experience that could seamlessly transition to a late-night music venue, Looks Generous honed in on their Client’s future minded values to drive the venue narrative. Phu Dao As a data-driven, narrative-led design office, Looks Generous explored how one might imagine a future today by referencing the artistic values of two contrasting Italian luminaries. Leaning towar... More