American firm Square Feet Studio has used subtle maritime references, like wood panelling, and hints of blue and green, throughout this seafood restaurant in Atlanta.
Watchman's Seafood & Spirits opened inside an existing restaurant space at the Georgia city's Krog Street Market, which Square Feet Studio overhauled as the third project with the restaurant's four owners.

Indoor plants are a popular design feature in recent restaurant projects, including a pizzeria in Argentina, a Japanese cafe in Quebec City, a Mediterranean restaurant in LA, and a Vietnamese spot in Brooklyn.
Watchman's includes two bars, which were kept in their existing locations. "For simplicity, the existing locations for each bar were kept intact," said a statement on behalf of the restaurant.

Floors near the bar areas are covered in pink and green cement tiles, which transition to warm heart pine in the dining area. A herringbone pattern on the countertops is made from the same wood.
Other tabletops are lacquered in an emerald green by local furniture studio B10 Union, which also built the restaurant's white banquettes and booths.
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