
A variety of seating offers were made available to maximise the time spent within the department store

Central Patisserie counter at entrance with purpose-designed display equipment, lighting and storage facilities.

Split level seating arrangement created spectacular views across the atrium for the entire restaurant audience. No easy feat for a maximum of 260 diners

The restaurant design needed to blend seamlessly with the atrium perimeter, which required much coordination with the landlord-architects and sub-contractors

Purpose-designed banquette seating to the upper-level central seating area

High quality materials and subtle detailing were designed to communicate a restrained modern elegance

Light wells to the ceilings maximised natural light into the restaurant

The split level flooring had a practical purpose of concealing the heating and ventilation equipment necessary for an enclosed facility that was open to the internal atrium

Materials, food presentation, furniture and lighting merge together in seamlessly elegant surroundings
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