C37 - Thai 148
Project Status: done
Size:150sqm
Year: 2024
location: tel-aviv
collaboration with architect noga hachmon
Description:
The Thai restaurant was conceived from a desire to create a local and contemporary visual language that still retains recognizable characteristics of Thai tradition. We achieved this visual richness and depth through careful selection of materials, textures, and colors. This combination resulted in a rich yet minimalistic contemporary look that enhances the restaurant's culinary offerings, from the dishes to the service rituals of the chefs.
At the heart of the restaurant is a communal table made of oak wood, crafted using a Japanese burning technique. Surrounding this table are our studio's unique F08 chairs. The stainless steel table lighting is also self-made, adding to the bespoke feel. The table is centrally located, with an open kitchen and bar around it. Upstairs, there is a seating and events space, while the dining courtyard on the main street creates a seamless connection between the outside and inside, inviting guests to experience the interior ambiance through a wide front of pine windows.
photography: noa beller
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Project Status: done
Size:150sqm
Year: 2024
location: tel-aviv
collaboration with architect noga hachmon
Description:
The Thai restaurant was conceived from a desire to create a local and contemporary visual language that still retains recognizable characteristics of Thai tradition. We achieved this visual richness and depth through careful selection of materials, textures, and colors. This combination resulted in a rich yet minimalistic contemporary look that enhances the restaurant's culinary offerings, from the dishes to the service rituals of the chefs.
At the heart of the restaurant is a communal table made of oak wood, crafted using a Japanese burning technique. Surrounding this table are our studio's unique F08 chairs. The stainless steel table lighting is also self-made, adding to the bespoke feel. The table is centrally located, with an open kitchen and bar around it. Upstairs, there is a seating and events space, while the dining courtyard on the main street creates a seamless connection between the outside and inside, inviting guests to experience the interior ambiance through a wide front of pine windows.
photography: noa beller
