Restaurant & Bar

Black-framed glazing, copper-dotted concrete panels and charcoal ductwork ringed in brass give this one its frame, under a high ceiling of white beams. Left alone it would be a cold room, so almost everything a guest touches is warm: reddish wood tabletops, a long olive banquette, leather chairs and stools — dark and stitched at the tables, tan at the bar. Over the tables, filament bulbs hang in dark conical shades.

The bar is the anchor — three tall arches cut into charcoal joinery, each lined with backlit timber slats and shelves of bottles. The counter in front is built in layers: oak with a line of light above and below, two pale bands framing it, a dark veined stone top. Glass globes hang over it from brass rods and reappear along the walls as sconces, carrying the bar’s light across the room.