Studio Love is Enough Designs a Restaurant in A/D/O
Kalina N — March 23, 2020 — Art & Design
References: studioloveisenough & dezeen
Studio Love is Enough has been commissioned to oversee the design of a modern Japanese restaurant that occupies space in Brooklyn-based creative hub A/D/O. Dubbed the Rule of Thirds, the concept of the eatery was first developed by restaurateur Sunday Hospitality.
The chic and modern Japanese restaurant boasts a rather uplifting vibe. Love is Enough used douglas fir wood and walnut generously across the space and created fluid, accessible shapes. In addition, hits of velvety green throughout accent the interior and eventually, the aesthetic of Rule of Thirds is reminiscent of the season of spring in some ways.
Studio Benson was also tapped to design "sculptural metal light fixtures" that draw inspiration from "Japanese water rituals."
Image Credit: Gary Landsman
The chic and modern Japanese restaurant boasts a rather uplifting vibe. Love is Enough used douglas fir wood and walnut generously across the space and created fluid, accessible shapes. In addition, hits of velvety green throughout accent the interior and eventually, the aesthetic of Rule of Thirds is reminiscent of the season of spring in some ways.
Studio Benson was also tapped to design "sculptural metal light fixtures" that draw inspiration from "Japanese water rituals."
Image Credit: Gary Landsman
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