Creatives at the studio of GRT Architects put a glamorous spin on the classic diner-style interior for an Italian-American restaurant in New York City's West Village. Highlighting rounded corners in the furnishing, as well as the arched doorways and bar display, brass details and iconic checkered marble tiles, GRT Architects are able to elevate the diner-style interior design to the heights of the art deco movement.
In keeping with the experimental and crafty food fusion of American and Italian cuisine at Don Angie, GRT Architects decided on a similar approach for the firm's design project. The result is a stylish blend between the "effortless glamour of Northern Italian [elements]" and "the familiarity of a North New Jersey red-sauce joint."
Photo Credits: Nicole Franzen
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Art Deco-inspired Interiors
- Opportunity for designers and architects to incorporate elements of the art deco movement into their interior designs, adding a touch of glamour and sophistication.
- Food Fusion Cuisine
- Chance for restaurants and culinary professionals to experiment with the fusion of different cuisines, creating unique and innovative menu offerings.
- Retro Revival
- Potential for businesses in the interior design industry to embrace nostalgic trends and bring back retro styles, appealing to customers seeking a vintage aesthetic.
Sectors Adopting This
- Interior Design
- Designers can implement art deco-inspired elements to create luxurious and visually stunning interiors in various spaces, such as restaurants, hotels, and residences.
- Food and Beverage
- Restaurants and chefs can explore the exciting possibilities of combining different culinary traditions to offer customers innovative and memorable dining experiences.
- Home Décor
- Companies can tap into the retro revival trend by offering furniture, decor items, and accessories that feature nostalgic designs and vintage aesthetics, catering to consumers looking to recreate nostalgic atmospheres in their homes.
