Luchetti Krelle fashions playful interiors for RAFI restaurant in Sydney
Vivid abstract paintings meet patterned floors and oversized lighting fixtures inside this restaurant in Sydney designed by local studio Luchetti Krelle.
Celebrating the produce available on Sydney's coastline, RAFI serves a seasonal array of seafood small plates. The restaurant's name is an acronym for Raffaella, Aurora, Frankie and Indio ? the children of owners Ben Carroll and Hamish Watts.
Large paper lanterns dominate the interior of Sydney's RAFI restaurant
The duo already run a number of successful dining venues across the city, all of which were designed by Luchetti Krelle.
When called to devise the interiors for RAFI, the studio set out to create a scheme that would "ignite a child-like awe and wonder" in keeping with the restaurant's name. Neon-orange cargo straps help to secure wine bottles in place
This theme is picked up in a number of playful decor elements throughout the restaurant including a trio of huge paper lanterns and mosaic flooring.
To one side of the dining area is an open kitchen, where a chunky red mantelpiece was built around the ovens.
Chequered tiles give the interior a playful feel
A drinks bar lies on the other side of the space, nestled beside a tall wine rack that uses neon-orange cargo straps to hold bottles in place.
RAFI's plan opens up to a couple of larger dining spaces ? one covered in chequered tiles and another dressed with blue banquettes, colourful abstract paintings and woven-back chairs.
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