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DS48
DS48 is an interior design project for a seafood restaurant in Katendrecht, Rotterdam. The main inspiration for this project comes from the spatial and cuisine language of Normandy.
This restaurant intends to resemble a sense of purity and primal comfort while celebrating playfulness through displaying the owner’s personal collection of oyster plates.
The walls and ceiling are kept within a warm color palette, featuring curtains from pure, unbleached cotton canvas. They create a feeling of drafting, something in creation. It is similar to creating a prototype of a garment. It includes guests as a part of the culinary experience.
The bar, set next to the entrance, is highlighted in an intensive yellow color, accentuating an interaction point almost floating above the stone blue flooring.
DS48
DS48 is an interior design project for a seafood restaurant in Katendrecht, Rotterdam. The main inspiration for this project comes from the spatial and cuisine language of Normandy.
This restaurant intends to resemble a sense of purity and primal comfort while celebrating playfulness through displaying the owner’s personal collection of oyster plates.
The walls and ceiling are kept within a warm color palette, featuring curtains from pure, unbleached cotton canvas. They create a feeling of drafting, something in creation. It is similar to creating a prototype of a garment. It includes guests as a part of the culinary experience.
The bar, set next to the entrance, is highlighted in an intensive yellow color, accentuating an interaction point almost floating above the stone blue flooring.
