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Ottoman’s Coffee, Sopo Del Tower office building, Jakarta – Indonesia

25/03/2019 Marco Beolchi Around the World, Coffee & bakery, Fast Casual, Indonesia, Just Pics

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Pink Pearl at JW Marriott Emerald Bay, Phu Quoc -

Pink Pearl at JW Marriott Emerald Bay, Phu Quoc - Vietnam 🇻🇳 #marcobeolchi

Pink Pearl is a true visual spectacle. This beachside restuarant, set in a 2 storey beachfront mansion, is an instagrammer’s dream with pink walls, patterned tiles, ornate furniture and gorgeous tableware. It features an exquisite main dining hall and six stunning private dining rooms including an exclusive wine cellar.

Add to that an award-winning wine program, fine French cuisine, that offers a one of a kind fine dining experience, and live Opera performance and you’ve got a winner on hand.
A “pink heaven” on earth.

The Glade at Sketch London – England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 #marcobeolchi

Sketch was inaugurated in 2002 by restaurateur, Mourad Mazouz, and three Michelin starred MasterChef, Pierre Gagnaire. As a destination for food, art and music the Mayfair venue continues to contribute to the building’s heritage as a destination for experimentation. The site consists of the Lecture Room & Library, the Parlour, the Glade, the East Bar, and the Gallery. The Lecture Room & Library was awarded its first Michelin star in 2005, a second star in 2012. The restaurant was recognised with Michelin's top three stars accolade in 2019.

As the name suggests, the theme of The Glade, in the pics, is woodland: grass-like, deep pile carpet and tree-themed walls. There are also two fabulously fluffy pouffes at the entrance, although the colours – Cookie Monster blue, Oscar the Grouch green – suggest they’re the result of a hunting expedition down Sesame Street. It’s a wonderfully eccentric room though and, even with the skinned Muppets, soothing and restful.

Credit Pics @ Simon Brown

Pierre's Bistro & Bar, Dubai – United Arab Emira

Pierre's Bistro & Bar, Dubai – United Arab Emirates 🇦🇪 #marcobeolchi

Headed by the inimitable three michelin star Chef Pierre Gagnaire, Pierre's Bistro & Bar is creatively handcrafted to create joyful and appetizing dining and nightlife experiences.
From authentic French delicacies to outstanding mixology, this waterfront restaurant at Dubai Festival City is a combination of amazing food and comfort with an ambiance infused with breezy elegance and relaxed charm making it one of the Dubai's fast emerging and sought after French restaurant.

Credit Pics @ Andrew Weaver Photography
Architect Kristina Zanic Consultants

Bouillon Julien, Paris - France 🇫🇷 #marcobeo

Bouillon Julien, Paris - France 🇫🇷 #marcobeolchi

Pearl of Art Nouveau opened in 1906, Bouillon Julien is one of the most beautiful restaurants in Paris.
Everything here is the result of the artistic work of the greatest masters of their time.

The master glassmaker Louis Trezel produced 4 magnificent nymphs, symbolizing the four seasons. The ceramicist Hippolyte Boulenger designed the patterns for the tiling. Charles Buffet made the designs for the glass roof. Louis Majorelle, was in charge of the furniture, including the spectacular Cuban mahogany bar covered with tin, still in use a century later!

In 2018, the Guilde de Saint Luc, led by British designer John Whelan, undertook the renovation of Bouillon Julien, with the sole aim of seeking authenticity. During the initial phase of research, they made a fascinating discovery: a stratigraphy of the painting revealed that the original color of the walls, which everyone imagined in the beiges, was in fact a “Celadon” green.

Bouillon Julien is now fully repainted in this emblematic color of the Art Nouveau movement. All the ornaments now regain their meaning and consistency.

Credit Pics @ Joanna Maclennan

Bar Raval, Toronto - Canada 🇨🇦 #marcobeolchi

Bar Raval, Toronto - Canada 🇨🇦 #marcobeolchi

Bar Raval is a 21st-century response to Spanish Art Nouveau design. The brainchild of celebrated Canadian chef Grant van Gameren and wunderkind mixologists Mike Webster and Robin Goodfellow, Raval introduces Toronto to the “pintxo” bar—a tapas-style bar that is a cornerstone of social and gastronomic culture in northern Spain.

Carefully hewn from what look like unbroken Mobius strips of sinuous mahogany, the interior design is fundamentally corporeal. In a stand-up-only environment, the rippled—and rippling—surfaces encourage patrons to get comfortable, lean into their soft edges, and become a part of the woodwork. Raval’s molten quality fosters fluid circulation and close encounters, honouring the spirit of its Spanish pintxo counterparts. Its sculptural aesthetic is also intended to mirror muscle tissue. In fact, it pays direct homage to the tattooed physicality of the three owners.

The result is a marvel. For those who have braved the daily lineups to get into the bar, they describe feeling as though they’ve exited Toronto and entered an entirely different world.

Architect: Partisans

Zweig, Kyiv - Ukraine 🇺🇦 #marcobeolchi Zwe

Zweig, Kyiv - Ukraine 🇺🇦 #marcobeolchi

Zweig is a 210-sq.m space with a 60 guests capacity; you can’t but make a connection between the bar’s target guests, people with shared interests in art and fine dining, love for travel and reading, and the name of Stefan Zweig, an Austrian novelist, playwright, journalist and biographer, and the most translated author in Europe in the 1920s and 1930s.

One of the most prominent features of the space is the original brickwork groin-vaulted ceiling.
A large bookstand stylized as an arch welcomes Zweig’s guests and sets up the tone of the place. Its shape bears unmistakable reference to historical architecture, while structural details are refreshingly modern.
The arch is multi-functional: it serves as a bookcase where you can grab a book to read at your table; it is a retail station where you can buy a book; it is also a partition that separates the entrance zone featuring a soft seating area by the window from the main hall.
The focal point of the main hall is the bar with its liquor bottle shelving unit. It is shaped like a wide arch trimmed with sand-colored brickwork.

Credit Pics @ Yevhenii Avramenko
Architects: Balbek Bureau

Flight Club, Birmingham - England 🇬🇧 #marcob

Flight Club, Birmingham - England 🇬🇧 #marcobeolchi

Flight Club Birmingham is an 8,700 sqft venue is set over three floors, comprising 14 oches and two bars.
The concept for the ground floor is based around the idea of the fairground penchant for a ‘trick of the eye’. The design scheme is an exploration of the beginnings of animation and the moving image in the context of the Victorian fairground.

The ground floor space is dominated by a dramatic marquee-inspired ceiling feature and bar with perimeter trompe l’oeil ‘windows’ revealing the surrounding village fairground.

The bar front features hand painted designs inspired by patterns found in traditional fairground games, combined with reclaimed Victorian fireplace tiles and laser cut blackened steel detailing.
The canopy of the bar incorporates details found in traditional carousel canopies.

Architect: Ellis Design Studio

Fogon, Riyadh – Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 #marcobeol

Fogon, Riyadh – Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 #marcobeolchi

The proposal was based on the idea of resorting to materials that define the architectural aesthetic of traditional British taverns, and to extirpate only its DNA: the windows of iron window frames and bare bricks; an interior skin system that covered all the walls and the most outstanding functional spaces.
The compositional system of the bricks mutes to become "aerial" walls, with open joints crossed by screwed rods. This gave to the designers team an ethereal composition that allows them to resolve the proposal in a non-linear way to the original suggestion of a traditional London tavern.

Glazed sections have different levels of transparency, in some cases without glasses and in others with old glasses or translucent or opaque glasses organized according to the functionality of each space, referencing the smoked glass of British pubs. This system of glass structure accompanies the entire interior.
The façade has the same system of distributed glass structures and open-joint brick walls in a composition in conjunction with the double door access.

Credit Pics @ Mohammed Shehab Din
Architect and description : Hitzig Militello Arquitectos

Ugli, Kyiv - Ukraine 🇺🇦 #marcobeolchi The

Ugli, Kyiv - Ukraine 🇺🇦 #marcobeolchi

The restaurant's two-story space includes a main hall, a lounge area with a seven-meter-long bar and stage, an open kitchen, barbecue and tandoor, a wine room and a market food showcase inspired by Asian bazaars. An intriguing way of cooking allows guests to watch or participate in the process. The fantastic combination of cultural heritage and traditions of the iconic system of such diverse regions as the Caucasus, Turkey, Lebanon and Turkmenistan is vividly reflected in the interior decoration and design of the restaurant menu.

The interior is designed using three main materials: exotic wood, ceramic and polished metal. At the same time, a ceramic tile carpet is a modern presentation of ornaments in the Azerbaijani context and is the most striking element of the establishment.
The colour scheme is restrained, monochrome, with a predominance of natural colour. Polished metal and wood blend harmoniously with textiles. As well as traditional azure and green accents on a terracotta background.

Credit Pics @ Andrey Avdeenko
Architects: loft buro

NOI, Madrid - Spain 🇪🇸 #marcobeolchi NOI i

NOI, Madrid - Spain 🇪🇸 #marcobeolchi

NOI is a space for contemporary Italian cuisine created by the El Pradal group. It is a concept of Italian restaurant open to new flavors, but always faithful to what is "Made in Italy".
In addition, NOI is characterized by deep respect for the raw material, simplicity and exquisite customer service.

The key inspiration when developing the project was 'Italianness'. From the use of colours and materials to the iconography, the space oozes ‘70s Italy: an 'Italian pop' style that dominates the restaurant . The colour palette harmoniously fuses terracotta tones, reds and greens, typical of the country and its capital, Rome.
Meanwhile, the materials used were ceramic, terrazzo and concrete lattices, reflecting Italian architecture of the ‘70s.

Credit Pics @ Kavi Sánchez
Architect: Il Mio Design Studio

Chernyi Coffee Bar, Kharkiv - Ukraine 🇺🇦 #ma

Chernyi Coffee Bar, Kharkiv - Ukraine 🇺🇦 #marcobeolchi

This bar is located in the centre of Kharkiv on the first floor of a residential building.
It was considered "Chernyi" in spatial terms, using light and shadow as the source of black. By adding perfectly smooth, gliding, reflective surfaces to contrast aggressive surfaces to create a space with a rich and deep texture change.
In this project, a new wall covering was developed - black quartz sand. To counterbalance the aggressive texture of the sand, brushed stainless steel has been added, as it is almost always used in professional equipment, it was decided to reflect the professionalism in making coffee and cocktails in the interiors.

This is how stainless steel appeared in furniture, walls and false ceilings. Thanks to this, an interesting, unique play of reflections has turned out. The lowering of the stainless steel ceiling creates the effect of levitation, hiding ventilation pipes and other communications. The result is a minimalistic ceiling with a minimum of sensors and lamps.

Credit Pics @ Ivan Avdeenko photography
Architect: Ponomarenko Bureau

Cienfuegos, Merida - Mexico 🇲🇽 #marcobeolchi

Cienfuegos, Merida - Mexico 🇲🇽 #marcobeolchi

Cienfuegos is mystery, mysticism and magic. Presented to the city as a large solid, permanent and imposing volume… like a cavern, a cavern where those who visit it will be spectators of the primary cooking elements and their transformation.

Passing through the door, two elements of different textures mark the passage, anticipating that something is about to happen. One of the elements is a curved lattice wall made of interlocking clay tiles that allow the view to be filtered towards the main room; the other is the façade gabion wall previously mentioned. The transition space between exterior and interior is intermittently intervened with smoke, which plays with the light beams, and between them both generate a unique experience. On the ceiling there are wooden elements that guide the rest of the journey.

From the main dining room, guests can access different areas: la terraza, la cava, la cueva and el estanque; each space narrates a different story.

Credit Pics @ Tamara Uribe
Architect: Arkham Projects

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