Rosa’s by Gundry & Ducker

The design attempts to bring to mind interior of the traditional British caféBut also refers to the Thai food served here. The soft lighting and the use of red and pink create a warm and attractive interior. High backs break the continuity of the soil, creating booths and walls made from modified oak moldings.

These moldings have been manipulated to form clothes hangers, lamps and a “finished floor” in tables. Then cut to reveal the service station and a clock. Metal disc laser cut, With edges like the profile of the molding, decorate the walls, each showing an animal on the menu. The sky is made of bright panels arranged in a pattern similar to the bricks, behind which stands a framework creating a sense of depth.

This pattern is repeated in the wooden floor of the first level. In contrast, the level is -1 recovered the existing floor giving a grayish black glossy finish. This creates a more intimate and dark atmosphere that reflects the primary use of this space as a place for the night.