Restaurant · Europe
Restaurant Interior Stone Package
Backlit onyx bar front, stone table tops and a service counter for a restaurant interior, panelised and numbered for a tight fit-out window.
- Location
- Western Europe
- Client type
- Restaurant group, via interior design studio
- Industry
- Restaurant
Overview
The fit-out window was short, so the package was designed to be assembled rather than fabricated on site. Everything arrived cut, finished, dry-fitted and numbered, with a drawing showing the installer exactly which piece went where.
The bar front is onyx, resin-backed and translucency-tested before shipping so the lighting designer knew precisely how each panel would read when lit.
Stone used
Materials on this project
- Honey Onyx
- Noce Travertine
- Absolute Black
Products supplied
- Backlit onyx bar front, panelised
- Twenty-two dining table tops
- Service counter with mitred top return
- Bar shelf and back-bar surfaces
Process
Manufacturing
- 01Onyx resin-backed for structural safety
- 02Translucency tested panel by panel under lighting
- 03Table tops cut from sequential slabs
- 04Mitred returns dry-fitted before crating
- 05Edges eased for a public-use environment
Installation
- Panels numbered against the installer's drawing
- Lighting cavity dimensions issued before fabrication
- Delivered in fit-out sequence, not all at once
- Spare panels included for site damage
Gallery
Scope, plate by plate
Shown as titled brand plates rather than photographs — we do not illustrate a project with a photograph of work that is not it.
Specifications
At a glance
- Package type
- Interior fit-out package
- Feature
- Backlit onyx bar front
- Table tops
- 22, sequentially cut
- Delivery
- Phased to the fit-out sequence
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