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H O S PITAL IT Y p ro j ect C O N C E P T - The Monkey’s Paw will be serving traditional American food - This space will be dedicated to a young and dynamic customer. profile This space is made of two different areas -that I splitted into a bar area at the main entrance, and a restaurant area on the back. I wanted to give each space its own visual identity, with very different designs, depending if you are having a drink at the bar or having lunch at the restaurant. The bar area will be offering a variety of seats- from the design bar stools, a wooden banquette - to more traditional velvet sofas and chairs. The design will have the essence of a male and calm vibe: dark color palette, wooden furniture, velvet sofas and chairs. The restaurant area, on the contrary, has a more refreshing and girly look. Pink asphalt walls- yellow stools bar- big mirrors- a concept that will be in opposition with the bar concept, but will be linked through the same use of materials and furniture. (see below) photo - realistic B A R P E R S P E C T I V E U S I N G thearender for s k etchup 2 0 1 6 Those two areas will be unified through the floor, lighting pendants and seats: a faux marble tile floor and mosaic tiles floor unique to all the space; bubble lighting on all ceilings and custom made wooden seat box that can be found in both areas. I N S P I R AT I O N The main thought when I started the design of this restaurant and bar was born from the idea of the wooden seat box - I love the idea that the furniture is the main concept and that I could play with it while designing two different atmospheres. I find it challenging to create different concepts within the same space- almost contradictory- but that can still create consistency as a whole. Each design could have been made for one space - I decided to bring them together while playing on their contrats. F rom left to right Natural ash bar stool made in strong, and flexible plywood -Finished in sleek ash veneer. / Loveseat Margot from the British designer Mat Arquette - dark green velvet/ Chair 366 reedition from the polish designer Jozef Chierowski in mint velvet. The bar design will have the essence of a male and calm vibe :dark color palette, wooden furniture and velvet sofas. 20 PORTFOLIO 2016