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Project • By YODEZEEN • Restaurants

Alba Restaurant

YODEZEEN studio announces the completion of Alba, a sophisticated Mediterranean restaurant in the heart of London. Designed to evoke the charm of the Italian coast, the project reflects YODEZEEN’s signature blend of storytelling, meticulous craftsmanship, and contemporary design. Alba introduces a unique experience to the city’s HoReCa scene and marks the studio’s debut in London’s restaurant market. The architects and designers drew inspiration from the sea, creating a flowing spatial design and selecting natural textures that evoke the atmosphere of a private yacht voyage along the Apennine Peninsula. The bar, shaped like a yacht, takes center stage, with ceiling and table finishes echoing the texture of a yacht&r... More

Project • By AE ARQUITECTOS • Restaurants

Pamplo

The gastronomy takes place in the Mediterranean region of Southern Europe and North Africa. Jesús A. López Cinco Jesús A. López Cinco Jesús A. López Cinco Jesús A. López Cinco Jesús A. López Cinco Its three main elements are bread, olive oil and wine. Depending on the region, other ingredients typical of each area are added. Jesús A. López Cinco Jesús A. López Cinco Jesús A. López Cinco Jesús A. López Cinco Jesús A. López Cinco More

Project • By loft buro • Restaurants

Porto Maltese

The restaurant is located in one of the central districts of Kyiv, among busy traffic routes. The main idea is to create the atmosphere of a Mediterranean town. To take the visitor away from the city’s hectic life for a leisurely visit, immersing himself in the atmosphere of a small port, with the opportunity to dive into the depths of the sea. Here you can warm up in the warm company of close friends, share a delicious dinner, soak up the blueness of the waves and emerge refreshed in anticipation of the next visit to the port. Serhii Polyushko Serhii Polyushko The complex shape of the restaurant premises immediately suggested the motive of the future design – two halls, like the bays of a port city, flow into each o... More