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Interior Design, Architecture & Interior Decorating eMagazine
The interior design of Café Artcurial in Paris, France located at 7, rond-point des Champs Elysées provides a bold and elegant ambience. The renovation of the iconic café by designer Charles Zana features dark leather seats and darken wood with a sophisticated feel.
Greek architectural firm LMarchitects has created a contemporary outdoor dining establishment by expressing traditional elements.
PHOS Restaurant in Mykonos, Greece is inspired by the Greek word ‘phos’ which means light.
King’s Joy Vegetarian Restaurant in Beijing, China offers a pleasant contemporary environment with atmosphere of courtyard houses.
Design firm Atelier FCJZ created two focal areas for the restaurant, an indoor courtyard and an outdoor courtyard with a bamboo garden.
The Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater in Disney’s Hollywood Studio theme park at the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida is a restaurant set up like an old movie drive-in.
The interior design of Graffiti Cafe in Varna, Bulgaria has a unique concept that is both functional and artistically breathtaking. Designed by Studio Mode, the trendy looking interior is a natural continuation of the architecture.
Starbucks Coffee Shop in Amsterdam is a concept store that promotes the idea of local community gathering spaces. It’s call “The Bank” because it’s located in a 4,500 sq. ft. subterranean space in the vault of a historic bank on the popular Rembrandtplein. The design also treats the coffee shop as a coffee theater.
The redesign of the restaurant 1 Place Vendôme at L’Hôtel de Vendôme in Paris, France has a stunning Dior-inspired theme that will take your breath away. The ritzy interior decor dominated by chairs with houndstooth motif is the work of Italian designer Michele Bönan. Pink silk cushions arranged against the black and white creates an elegant ambience with a touch of whimsy.
L’Opéra Restaurant in Paris, France located at the famous L’Opéra Garnier, commonly known as the Paris Opéra, is finally completed after 136 years. The building was originally designed by Charles Garnier in 1875 in Baroque Revival style. Garnier’s wish was to create a restaurant in the Rotunda, but his idea never materialized. Two other attempts in 1973 and in 1992 also failed. With a budget of 6 million Euro, restauranteur Pierre François Blanc and architect Odile Decq took on the project, and Charles Garnier’s wish was finally granted in 2011.
