Pastel hues decorate New Haven's B-Natural Kitchen by Atelier Cho Thompson
US studio Atelier Cho Thompson has contrasted soft and bold finishes in this restaurant in New Haven, Connecticut.
Atelier Cho Thompson designed the restaurant to occupy a space in a historic building located near Yale University. Called B-Natural Kitchen, it serves up a menu filled with local and fresh ingredients.
Bright white-painted walls and ceiling provide a backdrop to details that include graphic plant-themed wallpaper, vibrant paint colours and a mix of materials.
Tamboured wood fronts the rounded bar and service counter, which is topped with a multi-coloured terrazzo counter.
A series of banquets, a communal dining table and bar counters are designed to accommodate a combination of eating, socialising and working.
Three semicircular plywood cutouts decorate the walls behind the seating banquette. Plywood also forms the worktop of a row of bar seating and tops a long family-style table. "The total design aesthetic of the restaurant became a juxtaposition between crisp forms and gentle curves, between handmade materials like terrazzo and industrial materials like powder-coated steel, and between soft neutrals like concrete tile and bright hues like pink cushions," the studio said.
Other furnishings in the space are readymade table stands updated with pink paint, pastel-green patio chairs, black bar stools and mismatched pendant light fixtures.
Some of the walls are coloured a dark greenish-blue to provide a contrast to paler elements. These include a ...
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