Spanish design consultancy Masquespacio has designed the colorful interior of a Mediterranean take-out restaurant located in Bonn, Germany.
The space is intended to symbolize the brand through a range of the most popular German colors. The most predominant hue is, without a doubt, a bright red, followed by mediterranean blues and yellows. The brightness of these shades are anchored by a bold, sobering purple, offering some ballast to the design.
In terms of material, the walls are made from birch veneer while the furniture is constructed out of pine, ensuring the space looks natural despite its penchant for color. Certain elements were constructed out of raffia, adding a Mediterranean touch. Ana Milena Hernández Palacios explains, “I wanted to metaphorize the recollection of fruits and vegetables through the hampers of Raffia.”
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Colorful Interiors
- Exploring vibrant and bold color schemes in interior design to create visually stunning spaces.
- Mediterranean-inspired Decor
- Incorporating elements from Mediterranean culture and aesthetics into interior design for a unique and vibrant ambiance.
- Natural Materials in Design
- Using sustainable and organic materials in interior design to create a harmonious and eco-friendly space.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Interior Design
- The interior design industry can benefit from incorporating colorful and Mediterranean-inspired elements to create visually appealing spaces for clients.
- Hospitality
- Hotels, resorts, and restaurants can leverage Mediterranean-inspired decor to create immersive and unique dining experiences for their guests.
- Architecture
- Architects can explore the use of natural materials in designing sustainable and visually striking structures and spaces.
