Interior design studio Jolie has completed The Nest restaurant with lime-wash walls and natural materials that is designed to be relocated in five years time.
Set above an underground car park in Frankfurt, the restaurant was designed for future relocation using modular construction and lightweight materials to minimise its impact on the site as well as maximise material reuse.
The temporary restaurant will operate for five years
"The temporary nature of The Nest had a significant influence on its design, guiding many key decisions to ensure sustainability, flexibility, and minimal environmental impact," Jolie founder Franky Rousell told Dezeen.
"The need to keep the structure lightweight, due to its location above a car park, meant that every material was chosen not only for its aesthetic and sensory qualities but also for its weight." Lime-wash walls and natural materials decorate the space
The restaurant has a bright dining area lined with wooden tables and chairs fronted by full-height glazing.
A bar, with a curved counter that wraps around an oversized column, divides the space and is lined with a raised seating area.
Hues of red, green and brown are used throughout the interior
Lime-wash paint, glossy laminates and plastered walls line the tactile interior. Hues of red, green and brown permeate the space and are set off by neutral-toned ceilings, floors and furnishings.
"The tactile elements are designed to evoke comfort and luxury," Ro...