Agnieszka Owsiany Studio worked to incorporate key motifs of Bauhaus design into this Israeli restaurant, which has opened in Pozna?, Poland.
Serving up a plant-based menu of Israeli-inspired dishes, Nadzieja has been completed with a bright and warm interior that references sunny Tel Aviv and its abundance of Bauhaus architecture.
Tel Aviv has over 4,000 Bauhaus-style buildings that were constructed by Jewish architects, who immigrated to the Israeli city during 1930s as the Nazis came into power in Germany.

Agnieszka Owsiany Studio kept this in mind when devising the new fit-out of the restaurant, which had previously been an Asian udon eatery.
"The space had been very strong visually ? dark green walls, lots of patterns, materials and a black-painted ceiling above it all," the studio's founder, Agnieszka Owsiany, told Dezeen. "It was very heavy, so the space looked much smaller. My first impression when I got there was that I had to put as much light inside this space as possible."

Several walls throughout the 80 square-metre restaurant have been clad in simple white tiles, in a nod to the pale Bauhaus buildings that populate Tel Aviv ? a feature which eventually lent the destination the term of White City.

Some other surfaces have been painted light beige, while a white curtain serves as a backdrop to the group dining area.
"[The curtain] creates this feeling of a small room inside the open space, making it more cosy," explained the stud...