Sara in Toronto is an intimate and design-forward restaurant that recently opened its doors to guests. The aesthetic of the dining establishment is marked by, what local studio Odami describes as, "earthly minimalism." This style is present throughout the interior, which presents an agreeable fusion of raw elements and subtly smooth modernist furnishing.
The business is definitely elevated by a number of unique features. For one, it is set in a Victorian residence and when deciding on the design and layout of the restaurant, Odami put a heavy focus on preserving important historical extensions in the architecture.
With a capacity of 50, Sara in Toronto is able to give individuals a private dining experience that is heavily accented by the contemporary hints in its aesthetic.
Photo Credits: Kurtis Chen
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Earthy Minimalism
- Opportunity for designers to incorporate raw elements and modernist furnishings in a minimalist aesthetic.
- Preserving Historical Architecture
- Opportunity for architects and designers to create unique spaces by maintaining historical extensions within modern designs.
- Intimate Private Dining
- Opportunity for restaurants to offer exclusive and personalized dining experiences for individuals or small groups.
Sectors Adopting This
- Interior Design
- Chance for interior designers to explore and implement earthy minimalism in their designs.
- Architecture
- Opportunity for architects to combine historical preservation with contemporary aesthetics in their projects.
- Hospitality
- Opportunity for restaurants and hotels to cater to customers seeking intimate and exclusive dining experiences.
