Beautiful Restaurant Interior Design

Pio Pio restaurant is a beautiful culinary destination in New York City, located in the Hell’s kitchen district of Manhattan between 34th and 57th streets. Pio Pio restaurant has beautiful interior with natural style, its a combination between the Mexican Restaurant and the Latin American Culture.
Touching more on emotions in the environment and juxtaposition of space rather than literal cultural elements.

Built using multi-different materials such as steel and glass, the wood and concrete serve a visual and tactile queue to something new, attracting passersby into the space. Its silent, yet distinct sense of arrival serves as an example of how design can speak without the overt use use of typography and graphics (if done correctly).

Beautiful Restaurant Interior Design by Sebastian Mariscal – Pio Pio, New York
Design by Sebastian Mariscal

photos by archphoto

Modern Barn House Redesign Project

This Barn house was located in Wilton, essentially it’s an old barn house that was redesigned after damaged by a fire.
The designer Specht Harpman architects radically reconstructed this house into modern and minimalist living space, the exterior designed carefully to remain contextually relevant to its surroundings. The interior dramatically transformed into a spacious and airy modern home. Polished concrete floors blend with exposed maple framing and custom woodwork to create both elegance and comfortable place.

Modern Barn House Redesign Project by Specht Harpman

Minimalist House with Concrete Frame

Slit House is located in historical neighborhood in Nanjing, China. Even though it has very contemporary minimalist look it’s in harmony with surroundings. The entire structure, facade and the roof are made of concrete. It’s one of the first concrete buildings in this area. Thanks to such exterior it looks minimalist and modern outside.

The interior is mostly done in wood to be more comfortable to live in. There are two connected areas with half floor height difference. The living area has 2 floor ceiling height while the dining area has only 1.5 floor ceiling height. There aren’t many openings around the house in order to maintain its privacy.

Minimalist House with Concrete Frame – Slit House
By Mike
Photographer: Iwan Baan
Designed by: Atelier Zhanglei