The dining area includes custom furniture and large-format artworks, framed by soft pendant lighting and metal-edge casework.
Integrated sculpture niches and stylized objects offer rhythm and personality while highlighting architectural transitions between public and private space.
Interior styling blends Mid-Century and Brutalist finds: Bitossi ceramics, a vintage James Mont ice bucket , and a Salvador Teran set. These layer warmth and history into the clean industrial envelope. Exterior features support indoor-outdoor flow with modern landscaping and curated alfresco dining.
