Commercial Project
MADAME BOVARY
BAR AND CAFÉ - GLEBE
Year:
Location:
,
Software:
Documentation:
Image References
2019
168 Glebe Pt Rd, 2037
Glebe, NSW
Australia
SketchUp
V-Ray
Photoshop
AutoCAD
Madame Bovary is a small café at Glebe Point Road, NSW, and is located in a heritage building with beautiful, large windows and exterior ornaments. The design is a renovation project of a 150 sqm large space, divided into two storeys where heritage elements must be preserved and utilised within the renovation.
The concept of the renewal project is to update the interior spaces to attract more customers while maintaining a connection to the site, building and brand. Originally, the spatial design was trying to achieve a cinematic atmosphere with bold coloured posters and a retro diner character, but didn’t succeed. To accomplish the wishes of the client – a mysterious, moody and comfortable concept was created. The new floorplan is rearranged
rearranged to allow for better airflow and circulation. The kitchen and bar area are pushed towards the entrance to allow for an open kitchen experience.
The material and furniture collection are carefully selected to achieve a vintage atmosphere with a contemporary twist and sophisticated finish. Timeless designer pieces, such as the Finn Juhl Pelican Chair and Table, are complimented with contemporary kitchen appliances and customised joinery systems to create a harmony where modernism and traditionalism can coexist. The final result is relaxed, inviting and elegant and makes for an exclusive experience well-worthy of a short stroll.
MOOD BOARD
CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
MATERIALITY BOARD
CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
MA01
Grey weathered stucco walls, cracks will expose brickwork.
Supplied by
Venetian Plaster Australia
MA02
Natural USA walnut timber flooring, sanded white oil.
Supplied by
Mafi Timbers
MA03
B-series grey concrete ceiling.
Supplied by
Bricmate
MA04
White springs satin natural stone granite coloured tiles for kitchen and bathroom flooring.
Supplied by
Arizone Tile
MA05
Weathered red bricks, recycled. Used for walls, both interior and exterior.
Supplied by
Lohas Australia
MA06
Bently green leather dresses booth seating cushions.
Supplied by
Tandy Leather
MA07
Bayleaf green woolen fabrics for armchair cushion.
Supplied by
Warwick Fabrics Australia
MA08
Black, matte steel for details and decorative components.
Supplied by
The Metal Company
MA09
Translucent glass for sanitary component in the open kitchen.
Supplied by
Alexandria Glass and Glaze Pty Ltd
MA10
Weathered, aged brass dressed the lighting fixture details.
Supplied by
Chemetal
FURNITURE BOARD
CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
LI01
Knekt floor lamp in weathered brass.
Designed by
Konsthantverk
LI02
Decrative pendantlights in dark grey, semi-translucent glass. Comes in various shapes and sizes.
Designed by
EBB & FLOW
FU01
Veng chair in brown leather and walnut timber.
Designed by
Eikund
FU02
Pelican chair in walnut frame and legs. Dressed in bayleaf green woolen fabrics.
Designed by
Finn Juhl
FU03
Pelican coffee table in walnut timber.
Designed by
Finn Juhl
EXISTING FLOOR PLAN
DOCUMENTATION
LEGEND
Food preparation area
Service area
Storage area
Seating area
Restroom
Sanitary and washing area
PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN
DOCUMENTATION
Storage area
Service area
Food preparation area
LEGEND
Seating area
Restroom
Sanitary and washing area
REFLECTIVE CEILING PLAN
DOCUMENTATION
Decorative pendant light
Ambient spotlight
Switch
LEGEND
