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The Flying Dutchman

02/02/2019 Marco Beolchi Around the World, Bar, Coffee & bakery, Restaurant, Russia

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The Jaffa Hotel, Tel Aviv - Israel #marcobeolchi

The Jaffa Hotel, Tel Aviv - Israel #marcobeolchi

Where contemporary lifestyle meets 4000 years of history.
The signature restaurant, Don Camillo, was born from a collaboration between Chef Roi Antebi and Major Food Group. Together, they combine local flavors with traditional Italian dishes for an immersive dining experience in a historic restored space.
For a more casual meal in Jaffa, stop by Golda's Delicatessen and savor New York deli classics like bagels and lox, egg salad sandwiches and cheeseburgers, all served from an open kitchen.
For gourmet coffee and a game of backgammon stop at Sheshbesh Bar.
Credit Pics @ Amit Geron
Architect: John Pawson

Felix Roasting Co., Manhattan, New York – USA #m

Caffè Doria, Palazzo Doria Pamphilj, Rome - Italy

Caffè Doria, Palazzo Doria Pamphilj, Rome - Italy #marcobeolchi

An elegant cafeteria and bistro available to visitors to the Palazzo Doria Pamphilj, with access also from “via della Gatta”, obtained from the ancient noble stables of the palace: a timeless beauty.
Inside the rooms, you can admire the fantastic works granted by "le mostre impossibili" (the impossible exhibitions): some of the greatest works of the great Italian painters of the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries are hosted in rotation, from Leonardo da Vinci to Raffaello Sanzio, from Botticelli to Caravaggio, from Piero della Francesca to Tiziano, from Antonello da Messina to Giorgione, and many others.
The beauty of things loves to hide and then surprise us.

Credit Pics @ Andrea Di Lorenzo

Spice & Barley, Bangkok - Thailand #marcobeolchi

Kebun Bistro, Ubud, Bali - Indonesia #marcobeolchi

Kebun Bistro, Ubud, Bali - Indonesia #marcobeolchi

Kebun, a charming Provencal-style bistro in downtown Ubud, offers authentic Mediterranean cuisine in a delightful atmosphere.
Indonesia’s fragile environment deserves our protection: all the wood used in decor and furnishing is recycled. The pizza and cheese boards are made from recycled teak from Kalimantan. All the wood trim is from Java as is the authentic 1940s furniture. The cast-iron Singer sewing machine table bases topped with marble are at least 50 years old and the old porcelain door knobs were sourced from a flea market in Paris. The feature wall is constructed from local river rock. The outside floors are limestone slag and the interior floors are terracotta tile, a traditional craft on the island.

Once inside the welcoming front door, notice the hand-hammered copper pots and ceramics, all made in Indonesia by traditional craftsmen with passionate attention to detail. The large open kitchen is ventilated with hand-made copper flues.
Food delivery is packed in recycled paper and local organic produce is used whenever available.
Food waste from the kitchen is composted except for the bones, which are distributed to the delighted dogs along the street.

Raimunda, Madrid - Spain #marcobeolchi The decor

Raimunda, Madrid - Spain #marcobeolchi

The decoration has been based on the legend of the daughter of the Marquises of Linares, whose ghost would remain enclosed within the walls of the palace. For this reason the premises were stripped, exposing bricks and concrete, as if trying to escape. To link the building to its stage as Casa de América, Raimunda is reincarnated as a mestizo woman who presides over the room and surrounds herself with elements such as ethnic fabrics, rattan and vegetation. In the club area, a more sophisticated style of interior design has been adopted, while the terrace is inspired by the great explorers, with impressive spherical balls of light.

Credit Pics @ Grupo La Fàbrica
Architects: Madrid in Love Studio

The Mayfair Supper Club, Las Vegas - USA #marcobeo

The Mayfair Supper Club, Las Vegas - USA #marcobeolchi

Inspired by the grandiose homes and gardens in Bellagio, Italy and the whirlwind glamour and excitement of Las Vegas, The Mayfair Club is a fine-dining restaurant at Bellagio Hotel.
Reinventing the traditional concept of dinner and dancing, The Mayfair Club is located on the ground floor of The Bellagio with unbeatable views across to the iconic fountain display.
Arriving at the bar lounge, guests are transported to a world inspired by mythology and tales of the sea. A richly patterned carpet meanders through the restaurant floor with sea-inspired motifs dotted throughout, including coral-inspired wall lights and a Murano glass bar canopy. A mixture of sofa and armchair seating create cosy nooks for intimate gatherings whilst large banquettes provide the perfect situation for parties. A statement bar with glass mosaic front and Murano glass canopy compliments the colour scheme of greens and pinks.
In the dining area scalloped edged banquettes in sumptuous red velvet are paired with contrasting green dining chairs, whilst timber tables exude glamour and sophistication. Over-sized glass chandeliers hang overhead, bathing diners in a warm, comfortable light. Diners are able to enjoy live entertainment thanks to a dedicated stage area and a statement bar with eglomise detailing and hammered brass front ensure guests are catered for all night.

Credit Pics @ James McDonald
Architects: Martin Brudnizki Design Studio

Ladurée, Beverly Hills, Los Angeles - USA #marcob

Ladurée, Beverly Hills, Los Angeles - USA #marcobeolchi

It’s the story of a XXI Century Marie Antoniette who drags us into an oneiric experience in her “garden of delights”.
The wicker armchairs, meringue-based tables and omnipresent lattice work contribute to the conception of a delight.
A sensorial and ultra-contemporary voyage, a universe of freshness.
A sweet garden that celebrates happiness in the mix of the french groves and gourmandise.
Intimately laced with this notion of pleasure a language has been defined, a new three dimensional identity, which resumes the notion of the garden with a lattice, a pastel colour palette that alludes to macarons, and a checkered floor which evokes a winter garden.

Architects: India Mahdavi
Credit Pics @ Sam Frost and Trevor Tondro

House of Eden, Bangkok - Thailand #marcobeolchi

House of Eden, Bangkok - Thailand #marcobeolchi

House of Eden has got to be the prettiest pink cafe in Bangkok. This gorgeous pink wonderland is located inside of Groove at Central World, and features the most luxurious, floor to ceiling pink interior design, and Instagram-worthy food and desserts.
Bubble-shaped windows give a glimpse of girly peach-pink interiors, while pops of rose gold culminate in a thick pole in the center, covered in fake leaves and peaches symbolic of the Tree of Knowledge.
Isn’t nice to be pinky?
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Credit Pics @ Thanet Kaewduangdee
Architects: Party/Space/Design

Marokana, Kyiv - Ukraine #marcobeolchi A beautif

Marokana, Kyiv - Ukraine #marcobeolchi

A beautiful villa in Morocco happened to be a source of inspiration.
Hand-crafted tiles and glass bricks with warm illumination create the portal of the entrance to the mysterious city; as a reminder of the magnificent cities along the ocean shore, on the "edge of the earth".
The natural, nude colour and terracotta`s material bear the memory of the touch of the master`s hands and dominates the interior, covering floors, walls, and even ceilings.
Chandeliers with plants embody the tradition of terracing greenery, and illumination - the eternal sun.
The walls with large mirrors symbolize the colour of the Atlantic Ocean, which washes the sandy shores. Glass bricks were created especially for this project and integrated into real brickwork. Amber light pouring through them reminds the sun`s rays.
The combination of terracotta with many shades of Azur blue and deep blue, some brass as a symbol of gold, are the main range of the interior.

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Credit Pics @ Andrey Avdeenko photographer
Architects: Loft Buro

Kanto, Colico – Italy #marcobeolchi MYBLOG htt

Kanto, Colico – Italy #marcobeolchi

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Credit Pics @ Marcello Mariana
Architect: Fabio Gianoli
General Contractor: B.M. Italia

Ophelia, Hong Kong - China #marcobeolchi Ophelia

Ophelia, Hong Kong - China #marcobeolchi

Ophelia is a “one of a kind” venue in Hong Kong where the interior design is built around a central theme: the peacock.
Taking inspiration from Hong Kong’s history, waitresses in cheongsams sashay through the intimate alcoves and semi private rooms, reminiscent of the city’s 19th century upscale opium dens which have been brought into modern day through the use of intricate metal work, handmade plush velvet furniture and resplendent peacock feathers.

Ophelia deserves to win because of the careful attention to detail in every aspect of the design. For example, a hidden entrance in “Mr Wong’s Aviary” leads into Ophelia with peacock pictures screen painted on bamboo, 32 steel, copper and stainless steel industrial peacock art pieces with plumage made from peacock feathers, 600.000 ceramic tiles that were individually hand-painted to get the colours of peacock feather’s “eye”.

Behind thick velvet curtains is a surreal peacock palace, with a dreamlike atmosphere and motifs featuring the proud creature, from the Chinese archways to the stainless steel industrial art pieces to metal fans in the terrace area.

Architect and Pics: Ashley Sutton

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