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Restaurant
A concept-led space with a strong gastro identity.
For business
We design restaurants, bars and cafés, from the gastro concept through to technical documentation. A restaurant interior holds the guest flow, the kitchen technology and table turnover, and works for the brand, the average spend and repeat visits. What you get is a complete set of drawings, ready to build from and to submit for approval.

20
years in practice
250+
completed projects
In person
or remotely, depending on the project
Who it's for
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A concept-led space with a strong gastro identity.
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Ambience, lighting, and evening-visit scenarios.
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Character and table turnover held in balance.
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A replicable concept aligned with the brand’s signature style.
Tasks
What the service handles for you in practice.
Scope
Result
Not just pictures, but a complete set of solutions ready to build from.
Packages
Transparent pricing. Get an exact estimate for your project in the calculator or at a consultation.
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from €45/m²
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from €75/m²
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Price on request
Process
Each stage ends with a clear deliverable you receive in hand.
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Stage
We lock in the format, target audience and the gastro concept.
→ Technical brief and concept
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Stage
We agree the dining rooms, the bar and the service links to the kitchen.
→ Approved layout
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Stage
We show the atmosphere and the character of the space.
→ Approved visual direction
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Stage
We hand over drawings and specifications to build from.
→ Complete set of technical documentation
Experts

Face of the studio
Chief Designer
I look for a solution where beauty and comfort do not compete with each other. Speaker and founder of a design school.

Designer
Reviews
«The client's video testimonial about our work on the project.»
Honestly
We set the boundaries of the service upfront, so there are no surprises.
Why us
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Ventilation, staff flows and HoReCa design requirements are built into the project from the start, so nothing has to be reworked before opening.
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The venue format and the guest profile set the zoning, and the layout follows from them.
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The placing of tables and the bar works for service speed and average spend.
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The venue opens on time and exactly as envisioned, without on-site improvisation.
Questions
Pricing is worked out per m² and depends on the format, the floor area and the scope of the project. It covers the concept, the layout, 3D visualisation and technical documentation. For an exact figure, use the calculator or go through it on the first call.
Yes. The service links between the dining room and the kitchen are set at the layout stage. Ventilation, hygiene requirements and the demands of the inspecting authorities are part of the project, rather than rework after the venue is signed off.
The gastro concept sets the venue’s format, its audience, the menu and the price bracket. Only then does the layout stop being guesswork: guest flow, the number of covers and the bar area are designed for one specific service model, not for the market average.
Yes, we develop concepts that scale while keeping one signature look. The concept sets out the layout principles, the colour palette and the signature elements, so each new site opens faster and costs less to launch.
The distance between tables, the routes waiters take and the width of the aisles decide how fast service runs. A well-planned dining room takes 15–30% more guests an hour without feeling crowded, and that can be checked at the drawing stage.
The concept and an approved layout take about 4–6 weeks. The full set of technical documentation takes another 6–10 weeks, depending on the floor area and the complexity of the venue. We fix the detailed schedule with its milestones at the start.
Floor, ceiling and wall plans, lighting and electrical layouts, wall elevations, sections, junction details, and schedules of materials and equipment. The contractor receives the complete set and builds exactly to the design.
We design and supervise, but we do not build ourselves. Design supervision means checking that the venue is being built to the project: site visits, review of any deviation, and control of what is delivered and installed. The client chooses the contractor; we help set the requirements and judge the work.
Approvals for the kitchen block, the ventilation and the escape routes typically take several weeks and depend on the venue type and local requirements. We assemble the document package to those requirements from the outset, so nothing has to be reworked after submission. On site, design supervision (/services/supervision) checks that the installation follows the approved project.
Send us an enquiry for a consultation, or use the calculator for a preliminary figure. On the first call we settle the format, the floor area and the goals, and then prepare a proposal with the scope of the project and a stage plan.
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