A big challenge in the design for my restaurant client was
the existing stainless steel sheeting covering the bar. Since the budget was
extremely tight, removing the stainless steel was not an option. Tactile elements involve people with their
surroundings and it is important because it can make a room feel
psychologically warm and comfortable or cold and uninviting, such as the stainless
steel. To balance this strong element, the
decorative surface like table tops, upholstery, and artwork where selected to
balance the environment. An important element was the artwork. It was
commissioned from an artist in India to coordinate with the color palette and
relate the Monsoon and Indian identities. I think it is extremely beautiful.
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Sunday, December 4, 2011
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Paint Brush and Roll
The paint colors are applied and look great at the Indian Restaurant Project. The color palette is blue, red and gray. We choose Benjamin Moore's Brick Red, Buckland Blue, and Nightfall. These vibrant colors set the background for the colorful artwork, modern lighting, and rustic wood table tops, unifying the Monsoon identity. Tomorrow is light installation.
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