Tag: Hospitality

The ground-floor lobby has an informal check-in point located under the stairs and a lounge space with a communal table.
Projects | Hayley Curnow | 14 Jun 2016

Urban paradise: Alex Hotel

Driven by the concept of “hotel as home,” Arent&Pyke and Spaceagency have paid special attention to domestic-like details in the design for a new hotel in Perth.

Proposed Port Arthur Hotel by Cumulus Studio.
Industry News | Linda Cheng | 19 Apr 2016

Cumulus Studio designs new Port Arthur Hotel

Federal Group has unveiled a proposal for a luxury hotel designed by Cumulus Studio in Port Arthur.

Abbots & Kinney by studio-gram
Awards | 24 Mar 2016

2016 AIDA Shortlist: Hospitality Design

Hospitality Design finalists in the 2015 Australian Interior Design Awards.

Noma Australia pop-up in Sydney.

The ‘ephemeral nature’ of Noma Australia pop-up

We talk to Foolscap Studio director Adele Winteridge about their design of the Noma Australia pop-up at Barangaroo South in Sydney.

The dining room features A display of burnished copper pots and other culinary artefacts.
Projects | Peter Davies | 4 Feb 2016

A French reincarnation: L’Hotel Gitan

Inspired by the site’s art deco heritage, SJB Interiors has refitted this Melbourne bistro and dining room to give it French character in keeping with the menu on offer.

The Distillery bar is found on the mezzanine level and is broodingly darker than ground floor.
Projects | Leanne Amodeo | 28 Jan 2016

Nostalgic New York: Sean’s Kitchen

As part of the redevelopment of Adelaide Casino, new brasserie Sean’s Kitchen by Alexander & Co brings a bit of Manhattan to South Australia.

Fluoro lights are arranged in a zigzag pattern over pegboard.
Projects | Ella Leoncio | 28 Sep 2015

“Make it awesome”: Phamily Kitchen

Architect Mathew van Kooy adds bold colour to create this Vietnamese restaurant in Melbourne’s Collingwood.

Pumphouse Point is divided into two buildings: The Pumphouse poised at the end of a jetty in Tasmanian wilderness, and The Shorehouse located on the lake’s shore.
Projects | Jen Smit | 24 Sep 2015

Water born: Pumphouse Point

Set in World Heritage wilderness in Tasmania, this former hydro-electric pump station is now known as Pumphouse Point, a boutique hotel designed by Cumulus Studio.

2KW by Claire Kneebone.

2015 EDD shortlist: Restaurant

Twenty-six restaurant projects shortlisted in the 2015 Eat Drink Design Awards.

Alex Hotel - Mezzanine Lounge & Roof Terrace by Arent&Pyke.
Awards | 21 Aug 2015

2015 EDD Awards shortlist: Bar

Seventeen brilliant bars shortlisted in the 2015 Eat-Drink-Design Awards.

Australian Pavilion Installation by Design By Pidgeon.

2015 EDD shortlist: Temporary

Ten temporary projects shortlisted for the 2015 Eat Drink Design Awards.

Amber-toned glass is used as feature walling to the keg room, and as lighting panel backdrops in the bar areas.
Projects | Margie Fraser | 5 Aug 2015

Scoundrelous seduction: The Charming Squire

Drawing from the story of convict-turned-brewer James Squire, Collins and Turner in collaboration with Baber Studio and D’Occhio created a “seductive piece of urban design” in the form of a brewhouse in South Brisbane.

The dining room’s panelled wall displays artwork and vases, while the lower section is finished in warm brick tiles. Artwork: Rebekah Stuart.
Projects | Peter Davies | 4 Aug 2015

A heady home: Polperro Winery

Hecker Guthrie employs a domestic sensibility to bring warmth and informality to the cellar door experience.

119 Howard Street by Zwei Interiors Architecture.
Awards | 13 Mar 2015

2015 AIDA Shortlist: Hospitality Design

Hospitality Design finalists in the 2015 Australian Interior Design Awards.

Made from foam-coated resin, the central sommelier's table has undulating vertical waves, replicating the folds of a table cloth.
Projects | Cassie Hansen | 2 Mar 2015

Polite and playful: The Fat Duck Melbourne

Bates Smart’s interiors for Heston Blumenthal’s culinary odyssey are a lesson in balancing politeness and playfulness.

Hovering above the dining room (and seen here reflected in the bronze mirror), the exposed services and ceiling were painted in apricot.
Projects | Linda Cheng | 27 Nov 2014

Dining with drama: Prix Fixe

Designed by Fiona Lynch, Melbourne restaurant Prix Fixe merges metallics, marble and concrete to create an interior with a sense of theatre.

The willoughby incinerator, designed by Walter Burley Griffin and Eric Nicholls, has had many lives but now lives on as a cafe and art space.
Projects | David Welsh | 10 Nov 2014

The Incinerator

Acme&Co has transformed the dormant Willoughby Incinerator in Sydney’s north into the vibrant The Incinerator cafe.

The designer took great care in choosing lighting to illuminate the dining tables.
Projects | Jill Dupleix | 22 Sep 2014

Rockpool

A “dark and sexy” new home for longstanding Sydney restaurant Rockpool.

Natural leather banquettes and blond 
rock maple tabletops imbue the space with 
a sense of luxury.
Projects | Mark Scruby | 12 Sep 2014

The Press Club

March Studio serves up luxury with sides of honesty and comfort at The Press Club.

Unlike most cafe interiors, Flipboard Cafe is vertically oriented with the help of a central staircase.
Projects | Marcus Baumgart | 3 Sep 2014

Flipboard Cafe

This tiny, labyrinth-like cafe by Brolly Design to brings life to neglected corners of Melbourne’s CBD.

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