Designed by Michel Abboud of SOMA Architects, the Tartinery Nolita is charming space that brings the table to the atrium. The restaurant centerpiece is a square table with a Ficus rising up through the middle towards the two-storey ceiling.
Located in Manhattan, the Tartinery Nolita Bistro is incorporates a true New York aesthetic with exposed brick walls, floor-to-ceiling windows, and an eclectic combination of industrial and arts-and-crafts furniture and decor.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Indoor Courtyard Dining
- Opportunity to create indoor dining spaces that mimic the ambiance of outdoor courtyard cafes.
- Incorporating Nature in Restaurant Design
- Innovative designs that integrate live trees or plants as focal points within the restaurant space.
- Mixed Decor Styles
- Trend of combining industrial and arts-and-crafts furniture and decor to create unique and eclectic dining environments.
Where This Applies
- Restaurant & Hospitality
- Innovations in restaurant design and ambiance to enhance the dining experience and attract more customers.
- Interior Design
- Opportunities for interior designers to create unique and nature-inspired restaurant spaces.
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Demand for custom furniture pieces that combine industrial and arts-and-crafts styles for restaurants and cafes.
