Flip-N-Fry is a fun new burger spot designed by Bruzkus Greenberg that serves up bold flavor and vibrant primary colors in Berlin.
Adean Studios brings the vibrance and opulent glamour of old Hollywood to Café Goldie with a space supersaturated in an aureate hue.
Znamy Si? reinterprets the classic American diner style for the playful and colorful PLUTO burger bar in Poland.
Authentic Hospitality taps interdisciplinary firm GACHOT for Jac's on Bond – a revamped, design-driven interior and lounge experience.
Designed by wiercinski-studio, AMATOR restaurant in Copenhagen combines three venues in one intimate space and captures the comforts of home.
Designer Manon Delafoy transforms a former restaurant into a coffee shop that doubles as a serene escape from the bustle of Paris.
OASES is new restaurant in New York City’s Chelsea neighborhood that invites guests to nourish the senses in a tranquil setting.
Jrk! and Mangrove offers diners two distinct concepts in a single space in Miami, with a nod to Jamaican culture and cuisine.
Studio Aisslinger’s colorful and vibrant Le Big TamTam food court offers shoppers culinary and visual treats in Hamburg, Germany.
Designed by Marc Ange, MUSE restaurant in Santa Monica, California, inspires guests with cuisine and artwork in a jewel-box setting.
The Bali Desa Potato Head resort’s Dome restaurant takes on a retro-futuristic and eco-conscious aesthetic but without skimping on sophistication.
We visit Rokusho restaurant where a unique blend of elevated casual dining and modern design from Tokyo merge in Los Angeles.
Future Simple Studio reimagined Quebec City's Sushibox restaurant by balancing a brutalist aesthetic with a serene, minimalist ambiance.
In Chonburi, Thailand, the Harudot café by IDIN Architects features a baobab tree growing through the structure and playful floor patterns.
Postcard Bakery in New York City's West Village boasts a design by Sarah Carpenter as delightful as the treats on offer, with a retro style inspired by Asian artwork.