OEO Studio has worked with a palette of dark tones and earthy shades to redesign the interior of a Michelin-starred Copenhagen restaurant.
The locally-based interiors studio designed the interior of Kadeau's Copenhagen outpost when it first opened, back in 2015, but has now returned to give the space a change in ambience.
Kadeau's new interior features a palette of dark tones and earthy shades
The new interior uses the same design language but creates a warmer and more tactile experience for diners, combining shades of dark grey and red with materials like terracotta, brass and oak.
"The original design was exactly what we had envisaged, yet as a designer there are always things you want to do slightly differently or even re-design if given the chance," explained OEO Studio co-founder Thomas Lykke. The aim was to create a warmer and more tactile experience
"When head chef Nicolai Nørregaard called, I thought now is the time to improve and create an even more extraordinary experience for the guests of Kadeau and create an even more charismatic and welcoming design," he added.
The redesign is announced before you even enter the restaurant ? the once-blue door is now painted in a soft red shade. To enter, visitors must ring a bell and wait for someone to greet them.
The newly extended lounge features a backdrop of red walls and terracotta bricks
Inside, spaces have been slightly reconfigured as well as restyled. The lounge is now larger, with red walls...