Lucky Chan
This vibrant Asian restaurant celebrates centuries of craft within the intimate confines of a converted Bangalore bungalow.
Client: xyz | Area (Built up): 1,700 sq ft | Status: Completed in 20xx| Team: Shruti Jaipuria, xyz | Photographer: xyz | Collaborations: xyz
Nestled within Bangalore's lanes of converted homes, this project transforms a formerly residential space into a vibrant Asian diner.
Unfolding across 1,700 sq ft of what was once a home's ground floor, the design leverages the low ceilings and compartmentalized rooms as an opportunity. The design response
Celebrating Indian artistry, the studio in collaboration with Channapatna craftsmen created a striking 250-module wooden installation. Each module is turned by hand and finished with natural lacquers.
This vibrant asian restaurant celebrates centuries of craft within the intimate confines of a converted Bangalore bungalow.
The material palette grounds the space in regional authenticity while maintaining the refined taste demanded by modern dining. Locally quarried Sadharalli granite creates a continuous language in subtle grey tones that flows throughout the restaurant while Birch wood panelling adds warmth. Red, green and yellow mosaic tiles infuse a youthful energy in the atmosphere.
The colour scheme unites the design as well as adds a surprise. Pastel pinks and greens add an elegant edge essential to fast-casual diners. The lights are customized in organic forms made of raw silk crafted in Pondicherry.
In transforming a modest home into a vibrant diner, the design strikes a harmonious balance between the frenetic pace of fast-casual dining and slow rhythms of human craft.
