Germain is a three storey Parisian restaurant designed by Iranian-born and Paris based architect, India Mahdavi. The main characteristic of the restaurant is a massive yellow sculpture of a woman in an overcoat and high heel. Its lower half stands on the café’s first floor while the upper body and head break through the ceiling to the upper level VIP lounge area. Germain restaurant interior was designed with various color combination such as yellow, brown, and red as a furniture color, and the wall was colored in white and blue, it’s a fascinating and beautiful restaurant design.

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Switch Restaurant is a new Karim Rashid interior design project in Dubai, UAE. Like another Karim’s project this interior has a futuristic touch with a symmetrical shape. It called “switch” because the restaurant color can be change continuously, sometimes it colorized in yellow, violet, green even blue. Karim Rashid says “I wanted Switch to be a strong, symmetrical vision composed of a continuous, undulating wall that wraps around the space. The design creates an interesting texture for light and shadow, evoking the sand dunes in the desert. It is a unique environment of symmetry and balance that completely envelops the guests. Every experience is composed of views, smells, tastes and sounds; here, the senses create individual backgrounds for a truly amazing global dining experience. The backlit ceiling artwork consists of stylized inspirational Arabic phrases. The continuous wave seating provides an efficient and dynamic operating system. I wanted to create a powerful, clean space that offers a beautiful perspective. I wanted to create an oasis free from chaos. My intention was to create a truly unique space for the Dubai Mall that will become an iconic reference, not only in Dubai, but also in the rest of the world.” Vist Karim Rashid website here.

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Banq is the new restaurant in the old Penny Savings Bank (1375 Washington Street, Boston, MA) at the base of the old banking hall, designed by Office dA. The restaurant interior offers unique experience for guests and they’ll be remembering this restaurant design. The wall and ceilings were decorate using wave element made from unique pieces of three-quarter-inch birch plywood adhered together in a scenario that likens to a puzzle; only one possible location for each unit, formulating the continuous member.

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