"Faced with a dated, over-crowded decor, emphasized by
low ceilings, we were asked to create an inviting, upmarket interior that would
still look the part in ten years' time." said architect Richard Dalman of
the presented eatery space’s renovation concept, according to
reliable furniture shop in Phnom Penh construction materials
information.
Some remnants of the
previous design were kept such as the low ceilings, parquet floors, and Wood veneers on some
of the walls.
"Off-white leather upholstery covers the chairs, sofas
and bar stools in all areas, an appropriate balance to the use of wood and
brown wall tones," said Dalman. "Two large, plush rugs based on
designs by another New Zealand artist contribute to the overall look."
"With Hagley Park beyond the windows, we wanted diners
to focus on the company, the food and the views in a restful, unobtrusive
setting," he added. "One stand out element here, however, is a
translucent onyx feature wall. This is back-lit, providing a subdued daytime
feature and a beacon to passersby in the evening."
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