curved beams and biophilic perforated panels create a visually striking pergola, balancing privacy, nature, and a dynamic play of light and shadow

Do Wine & Dine Extension

  • Mission: Interior Design

    Location: Limassol, Cyprus

    Status: Completed

    Area: 300 m2

    Project Year: 2021

Curved beams form an intricate pergola, creating a visually striking framework for the dining area.

Biophilic perforated panels, reminiscent of coral patterns, act as semi-transparent screens, wrapping around the space and offering a balance of privacy and connection to the outdoors.

These organic designs produce a dynamic interplay of light and shadow, adding a sense of rhythm and tranquility to the setting.

A Seaside Dining Sanctuary

Modern restaurant interior with decorative lattice panels, glass-top tables, and colorful chairs in black, brown, and yellow, illuminated by pendant lights and sunlight.
sunlight filtering through the perforated facade casts intricate shadows, creating a dynamic and mesmerizing aesthetic

As sunlight filters through the perforated facade, it casts intricate shadow patterns onto the floor, creating a mesmerizing interplay of light and shadow that adds depth and a dynamic aesthetic to the space.

Positioned along the main seaside road, the perforated facade stands out as a captivating architectural feature, enhancing the restaurant’s visibility and drawing attention to its unique design.

located along the main seaside road, the perforated facade enhances the restaurant’s visibility and highlights its unique design