Crosby Studios brings a contemporary and industrial twist to this Moscow bar. The aesthetic is definitely polished, elegant and inviting. The interior architects utilize a mixed-material approach for the project that allows for a boldly textural feel. For one, the edgy plaster walls — an industrial feature that exudes rawness, are complemented by the warmth of dust pink corrugated metal plates.
Of course, Crosby Studios had a reason for choosing this specific colorway for the Moscow bar. Aside from being incredibly popular in interior design, the nuance also subtly hints to the eating establishment's menu. The 'Rare Pastrami Bar' specializes in meaty dishes and, as a result, the hue is a nod to its operations. The result is an exceptionally bold and contemporary destination.
Photo Credits: Mikhail Loskutov
What's Driving This Trend
- Industrial Chic Bars
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for interior designers to incorporate industrial textures with elegant finishes.
- Mixed-material Aesthetics
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for architects to experiment with varying materials for a bold textural feel in commercial spaces.
- Menu-inspired Color Palettes
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for restaurants to incorporate color schemes that are inspired by their food offerings, enhancing their overall brand identity.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- The use of industrial textures with elegant finishes presents an opportunity for interior designers to create unique and inviting spaces, appealing to modern-day customers.
- Architecture
- A mixed-material approach allows architects to experiment with textures, giving commercial spaces a bold and memorable aesthetic that can set them apart from competitors.
- Restaurant
- Incorporating a menu-inspired color palette not only enhances brand identity for restaurants, but also creates a memorable and cohesive dining experience for customers.
