The Cafe Restaurant By Koichi Takada Architects

This briliant cave restaurant designed by japanese interior designer and architectsKoichi Takada and is located in Sydney, Australia. With the main goal and the basic ideas was to change the way people eat and chat in restaurants. These Cave restaurant interior has bring a new level in modern interior design and decorating ideas by offering great quality acoustic of the restaurants that contributes to the comfort and enjoyment of a dining experience.

We have experimented with noise levels in relation to the comfort of dining and the ambience a cave like environment can create. The timber profiles generate a sound studio atmosphere, and a pleasant ‘noise’ of dining conversation, offering a more intimate experience as well as a visually interesting and complex surrounding.

The series of acoustic curvatures were tested and developed with computer modeling and each ‘timber grain’ profile has been translated and cut from computer-generated 3-D data, using Computer Numerical Control (CNC) technology.

A modern Asian restaurant interior with Vibe at AME by Munge Leung

It’s a whole new Asian restaurant interior designed by Munge Leung. The interior for the AME Restaurant in Canada, precisely in Toronto, creates what’s seemingly mystical, magical and mysterious atmosphere. The Canadian interior designer Munge Leung

It’s the slickest and inspiring form where the transcendent space fuses the traditional and the contemporary to create a place that is spacious and striking. The transformation of the supper club interior at the dining and lounge area use an opened up concept to create a more social ambiance. This is done so to create what’s called “ideal” for and after dinner lounging and dancing. Private dining room is elevated on open area to get the most experience from dining, bottle service and the club vibe.

Here’s the materials used at this restaurant:
Silk kimono fabrics juxtaposed with sleek black leather, polished concrete flooring reflected by hand hewn wood plank ceiling installations – balance through contrast – is the defining philosophy that gives form to the transcendent experience at Ame. Richly complex compositions of materials create a visually strong yet simple space. The materials impart form and function beyond the customary – a hostess station created by a custom cut block of Owen Sound Limestone, dining table surfaces formed by sheets of natural black walnut, banquette and dining room seating upholstered in vibrant kimono fabrics – all together harmonize in a symbolic storytelling of the vision behind Ame’s creation.

Intuitive modern salon interior design by GFRA Architects.

I never know why is it every time I go to the hair dresser salon the interior design always look catchy and glamorous. Everything is a glossy and uses dark combination on their interior design materials. And so does this futuristic hairdresser salon interior design. The hairdresser salon interior concept looks very glossy and the salon interior concept also looks futuristic. The interior by gfra architects looks futuristic because of the furniture lines they use and the materials which are glossy. I love the industrial wall designed at this salon interior design. It gives a balance towards the overall glossy materials.

The overall space at this salon interior is done by combining two elements, and those are existing shell with an industrial character with the new free form shells which has more refined materials that address the function of the shop. How do you like this modern salon interior design by gfra architects?

Yandex Office in Yekaterinburg by Za Bor Architects

Located in Yekaterinburg, Russia, Yandex Office holds the fifteenth floor of a new business called Palladium. The floor of the building is shaped like a horseshoe and consequently, the offices are concentrated around the vertical circulation systems located in the center. Due to the Yandez office culture, the design is not limited to traditional areas of work. The conference rooms large and small, are accompanied by a sports area, a kitchen, coffee stations, and “cells” of media cameras. All designated spaces give to the hallway, separated by partitions. The materials of wood and cork were specially chosen as the walls of thin profiles into the aisles. From the corridor low ceilings have become more visual as well.

SMOG Office in Santiago by Sebastian Bravo Architects

This office interior renovations and expansions project by Sebastian Bravo is located on the top floor of a building of textile mills in the district of Patronato in Santiago,Chile. The strategy was to locate the only private premises of the office, a closed-room meeting to the center of the plant. Reception, dining room, bathroom, kitchen and a large work area are spread around. A rather limited budget forced the architects to seek solutions and materials as simple as possible. Thus the floor, walls and windows are kept as they were. The resulting design recalls the origin of the building, providing flexible configuration that fully reflects the working methods of the client, SMOG.

Masculine Industrial Loft

Interior designer Diego Revollo which is based in Sao Paulo, Brazil, has produced interior designed that we marveled about. The Industrial Loft here is at about 100 square meters which belongs to a bachelor and it’s located in the heart of a most well known town long for its football heritage Sao Paulo. The masculine interior here has strong vibrancies thanks to the right combination colors which are both dark and some are bright.

The burnt cement wall coverings created a feeling of being industrial and as well creating a hardworking atmosphere. It’s as though the color justify that the owner here is a hard working and a tough man. Upon the lower floor is where you find public areas while on the mezzanine is where you will find your bedroom, walk in closet and bathroom. If you’re looking for a hard and tough design kind of interior then you will certainly like to have the kind of this masculine interior featuring at your house.