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Project Overview
Avatar’s Indian Bistro presented an unusual challenge. Located in Granite Bay, California, a growing community where longtime farming families live alongside retirees and newcomers from the Bay Area, the restaurant needed to feel welcoming to people from very different backgrounds. The owner envisioned more than an Indian restaurant. He wanted guests to experience the richness of India’s culture while enjoying traditional cuisine.
The project began during the uncertainty of the pandemic, when many small restaurants were struggling to survive. Creating a destination that would encourage people to gather, explore and return became just as important as the design itself.
Design Story
The existing space offered very little architectural character and the budget was extremely limited after purchasing furniture and completing required restroom improvements. Rather than relying on expensive finishes, I focused on creativity, craftsmanship and storytelling.
Using layers of vibrant paint, extensive hand-stenciling on both the walls and floors, custom shelving and carefully curated displays, we transformed the restaurant into a series of intimate cultural vignettes. Twelve colorful installations celebrated India’s artistic traditions, from handwoven textiles and handcrafted objects to the stories and symbolism of Hindu deities. Each display invited guests to discover something new, while dining on spicy dishes.
The project also required overcoming unexpected construction challenges, including kitchen modifications and reconfiguring the bar to satisfy building codes. Despite these obstacles, the design remained focused on creating a warm, colorful environment where every detail contributed to the experience.
What Made This Project Unique
Avatar’s demonstrates how thoughtful design can accomplish far more than decorating a room. With imagination rather than a large budget, the restaurant became both a dining destination and an introduction to another culture. The environment encourages conversation, curiosity and discovery, while remaining comfortable for a community with diverse tastes and backgrounds.
Today, the restaurant enjoys a loyal following and lively dining room. It is a reminder that when design tells authentic stories, celebrates craftsmanship and complements these, with exceptional food, word spreads naturally. As the old proverb says, the scent of the rose travels far.
Project Overview
Avatar’s Indian Bistro presented an unusual challenge. Located in Granite Bay, California, a growing community where longtime farming families live alongside retirees and newcomers from the Bay Area, the restaurant needed to feel welcoming to people from very different backgrounds. The owner envisioned more than an Indian restaurant. He wanted guests to experience the richness of India’s culture while enjoying traditional cuisine.
The project began during the uncertainty of the pandemic, when many small restaurants were struggling to survive. Creating a destination that would encourage people to gather, explore and return became just as important as the design itself.
Design Story
The existing space offered very little architectural character and the budget was extremely limited after purchasing furniture and completing required restroom improvements. Rather than relying on expensive finishes, I focused on creativity, craftsmanship and storytelling.
Using layers of vibrant paint, extensive hand-stenciling on both the walls and floors, custom shelving and carefully curated displays, we transformed the restaurant into a series of intimate cultural vignettes. Twelve colorful installations celebrated India’s artistic traditions, from handwoven textiles and handcrafted objects to the stories and symbolism of Hindu deities. Each display invited guests to discover something new, while dining on spicy dishes.
The project also required overcoming unexpected construction challenges, including kitchen modifications and reconfiguring the bar to satisfy building codes. Despite these obstacles, the design remained focused on creating a warm, colorful environment where every detail contributed to the experience.
What Made This Project Unique
Avatar’s demonstrates how thoughtful design can accomplish far more than decorating a room. With imagination rather than a large budget, the restaurant became both a dining destination and an introduction to another culture. The environment encourages conversation, curiosity and discovery, while remaining comfortable for a community with diverse tastes and backgrounds.
Today, the restaurant enjoys a loyal following and lively dining room. It is a reminder that when design tells authentic stories, celebrates craftsmanship and complements these, with exceptional food, word spreads naturally. As the old proverb says, the scent of the rose travels far.
Project Overview
Avatar’s Indian Bistro presented an unusual challenge. Located in Granite Bay, California, a growing community where longtime farming families live alongside retirees and newcomers from the Bay Area, the restaurant needed to feel welcoming to people from very different backgrounds. The owner envisioned more than an Indian restaurant. He wanted guests to experience the richness of India’s culture while enjoying traditional cuisine.
The project began during the uncertainty of the pandemic, when many small restaurants were struggling to survive. Creating a destination that would encourage people to gather, explore and return became just as important as the design itself.
Design Story
The existing space offered very little architectural character and the budget was extremely limited after purchasing furniture and completing required restroom improvements. Rather than relying on expensive finishes, I focused on creativity, craftsmanship and storytelling.
Using layers of vibrant paint, extensive hand-stenciling on both the walls and floors, custom shelving and carefully curated displays, we transformed the restaurant into a series of intimate cultural vignettes. Twelve colorful installations celebrated India’s artistic traditions, from handwoven textiles and handcrafted objects to the stories and symbolism of Hindu deities. Each display invited guests to discover something new, while dining on spicy dishes.
The project also required overcoming unexpected construction challenges, including kitchen modifications and reconfiguring the bar to satisfy building codes. Despite these obstacles, the design remained focused on creating a warm, colorful environment where every detail contributed to the experience.
What Made This Project Unique
Avatar’s demonstrates how thoughtful design can accomplish far more than decorating a room. With imagination rather than a large budget, the restaurant became both a dining destination and an introduction to another culture. The environment encourages conversation, curiosity and discovery, while remaining comfortable for a community with diverse tastes and backgrounds.
Today, the restaurant enjoys a loyal following and lively dining room. It is a reminder that when design tells authentic stories, celebrates craftsmanship and complements these, with exceptional food, word spreads naturally. As the old proverb says, the scent of the rose travels far.
Project Overview
Avatar’s Indian Bistro presented an unusual challenge. Located in Granite Bay, California, a growing community where longtime farming families live alongside retirees and newcomers from the Bay Area, the restaurant needed to feel welcoming to people from very different backgrounds. The owner envisioned more than an Indian restaurant. He wanted guests to experience the richness of India’s culture while enjoying traditional cuisine.
The project began during the uncertainty of the pandemic, when many small restaurants were struggling to survive. Creating a destination that would encourage people to gather, explore and return became just as important as the design itself.
Design Story
The existing space offered very little architectural character and the budget was extremely limited after purchasing furniture and completing required restroom improvements. Rather than relying on expensive finishes, I focused on creativity, craftsmanship and storytelling.
Using layers of vibrant paint, extensive hand-stenciling on both the walls and floors, custom shelving and carefully curated displays, we transformed the restaurant into a series of intimate cultural vignettes. Twelve colorful installations celebrated India’s artistic traditions, from handwoven textiles and handcrafted objects to the stories and symbolism of Hindu deities. Each display invited guests to discover something new, while dining on spicy dishes.
The project also required overcoming unexpected construction challenges, including kitchen modifications and reconfiguring the bar to satisfy building codes. Despite these obstacles, the design remained focused on creating a warm, colorful environment where every detail contributed to the experience.
What Made This Project Unique
Avatar’s demonstrates how thoughtful design can accomplish far more than decorating a room. With imagination rather than a large budget, the restaurant became both a dining destination and an introduction to another culture. The environment encourages conversation, curiosity and discovery, while remaining comfortable for a community with diverse tastes and backgrounds.
Today, the restaurant enjoys a loyal following and lively dining room. It is a reminder that when design tells authentic stories, celebrates craftsmanship and complements these, with exceptional food, word spreads naturally. As the old proverb says, the scent of the rose travels far.
Project Overview
Avatar’s Indian Bistro presented an unusual challenge. Located in Granite Bay, California, a growing community where longtime farming families live alongside retirees and newcomers from the Bay Area, the restaurant needed to feel welcoming to people from very different backgrounds. The owner envisioned more than an Indian restaurant. He wanted guests to experience the richness of India’s culture while enjoying traditional cuisine.
The project began during the uncertainty of the pandemic, when many small restaurants were struggling to survive. Creating a destination that would encourage people to gather, explore and return became just as important as the design itself.
Design Story
The existing space offered very little architectural character and the budget was extremely limited after purchasing furniture and completing required restroom improvements. Rather than relying on expensive finishes, I focused on creativity, craftsmanship and storytelling.
Using layers of vibrant paint, extensive hand-stenciling on both the walls and floors, custom shelving and carefully curated displays, we transformed the restaurant into a series of intimate cultural vignettes. Twelve colorful installations celebrated India’s artistic traditions, from handwoven textiles and handcrafted objects to the stories and symbolism of Hindu deities. Each display invited guests to discover something new, while dining on spicy dishes.
The project also required overcoming unexpected construction challenges, including kitchen modifications and reconfiguring the bar to satisfy building codes. Despite these obstacles, the design remained focused on creating a warm, colorful environment where every detail contributed to the experience.
What Made This Project Unique
Avatar’s demonstrates how thoughtful design can accomplish far more than decorating a room. With imagination rather than a large budget, the restaurant became both a dining destination and an introduction to another culture. The environment encourages conversation, curiosity and discovery, while remaining comfortable for a community with diverse tastes and backgrounds.
Today, the restaurant enjoys a loyal following and lively dining room. It is a reminder that when design tells authentic stories, celebrates craftsmanship and complements these, with exceptional food, word spreads naturally. As the old proverb says, the scent of the rose travels far.
Project Overview
Avatar’s Indian Bistro presented an unusual challenge. Located in Granite Bay, California, a growing community where longtime farming families live alongside retirees and newcomers from the Bay Area, the restaurant needed to feel welcoming to people from very different backgrounds. The owner envisioned more than an Indian restaurant. He wanted guests to experience the richness of India’s culture while enjoying traditional cuisine.
The project began during the uncertainty of the pandemic, when many small restaurants were struggling to survive. Creating a destination that would encourage people to gather, explore and return became just as important as the design itself.
Design Story
The existing space offered very little architectural character and the budget was extremely limited after purchasing furniture and completing required restroom improvements. Rather than relying on expensive finishes, I focused on creativity, craftsmanship and storytelling.
Using layers of vibrant paint, extensive hand-stenciling on both the walls and floors, custom shelving and carefully curated displays, we transformed the restaurant into a series of intimate cultural vignettes. Twelve colorful installations celebrated India’s artistic traditions, from handwoven textiles and handcrafted objects to the stories and symbolism of Hindu deities. Each display invited guests to discover something new, while dining on spicy dishes.
The project also required overcoming unexpected construction challenges, including kitchen modifications and reconfiguring the bar to satisfy building codes. Despite these obstacles, the design remained focused on creating a warm, colorful environment where every detail contributed to the experience.
What Made This Project Unique
Avatar’s demonstrates how thoughtful design can accomplish far more than decorating a room. With imagination rather than a large budget, the restaurant became both a dining destination and an introduction to another culture. The environment encourages conversation, curiosity and discovery, while remaining comfortable for a community with diverse tastes and backgrounds.
Today, the restaurant enjoys a loyal following and lively dining room. It is a reminder that when design tells authentic stories, celebrates craftsmanship and complements these, with exceptional food, word spreads naturally. As the old proverb says, the scent of the rose travels far.
Project Overview
Avatar’s Indian Bistro presented an unusual challenge. Located in Granite Bay, California, a growing community where longtime farming families live alongside retirees and newcomers from the Bay Area, the restaurant needed to feel welcoming to people from very different backgrounds. The owner envisioned more than an Indian restaurant. He wanted guests to experience the richness of India’s culture while enjoying traditional cuisine.
The project began during the uncertainty of the pandemic, when many small restaurants were struggling to survive. Creating a destination that would encourage people to gather, explore and return became just as important as the design itself.
Design Story
The existing space offered very little architectural character and the budget was extremely limited after purchasing furniture and completing required restroom improvements. Rather than relying on expensive finishes, I focused on creativity, craftsmanship and storytelling.
Using layers of vibrant paint, extensive hand-stenciling on both the walls and floors, custom shelving and carefully curated displays, we transformed the restaurant into a series of intimate cultural vignettes. Twelve colorful installations celebrated India’s artistic traditions, from handwoven textiles and handcrafted objects to the stories and symbolism of Hindu deities. Each display invited guests to discover something new, while dining on spicy dishes.
The project also required overcoming unexpected construction challenges, including kitchen modifications and reconfiguring the bar to satisfy building codes. Despite these obstacles, the design remained focused on creating a warm, colorful environment where every detail contributed to the experience.
What Made This Project Unique
Avatar’s demonstrates how thoughtful design can accomplish far more than decorating a room. With imagination rather than a large budget, the restaurant became both a dining destination and an introduction to another culture. The environment encourages conversation, curiosity and discovery, while remaining comfortable for a community with diverse tastes and backgrounds.
Today, the restaurant enjoys a loyal following and lively dining room. It is a reminder that when design tells authentic stories, celebrates craftsmanship and complements these, with exceptional food, word spreads naturally. As the old proverb says, the scent of the rose travels far.
Project Overview
Avatar’s Indian Bistro presented an unusual challenge. Located in Granite Bay, California, a growing community where longtime farming families live alongside retirees and newcomers from the Bay Area, the restaurant needed to feel welcoming to people from very different backgrounds. The owner envisioned more than an Indian restaurant. He wanted guests to experience the richness of India’s culture while enjoying traditional cuisine.
The project began during the uncertainty of the pandemic, when many small restaurants were struggling to survive. Creating a destination that would encourage people to gather, explore and return became just as important as the design itself.
Design Story
The existing space offered very little architectural character and the budget was extremely limited after purchasing furniture and completing required restroom improvements. Rather than relying on expensive finishes, I focused on creativity, craftsmanship and storytelling.
Using layers of vibrant paint, extensive hand-stenciling on both the walls and floors, custom shelving and carefully curated displays, we transformed the restaurant into a series of intimate cultural vignettes. Twelve colorful installations celebrated India’s artistic traditions, from handwoven textiles and handcrafted objects to the stories and symbolism of Hindu deities. Each display invited guests to discover something new, while dining on spicy dishes.
The project also required overcoming unexpected construction challenges, including kitchen modifications and reconfiguring the bar to satisfy building codes. Despite these obstacles, the design remained focused on creating a warm, colorful environment where every detail contributed to the experience.
What Made This Project Unique
Avatar’s demonstrates how thoughtful design can accomplish far more than decorating a room. With imagination rather than a large budget, the restaurant became both a dining destination and an introduction to another culture. The environment encourages conversation, curiosity and discovery, while remaining comfortable for a community with diverse tastes and backgrounds.
Today, the restaurant enjoys a loyal following and lively dining room. It is a reminder that when design tells authentic stories, celebrates craftsmanship and complements these, with exceptional food, word spreads naturally. As the old proverb says, the scent of the rose travels far.
Project Overview
Avatar’s Indian Bistro presented an unusual challenge. Located in Granite Bay, California, a growing community where longtime farming families live alongside retirees and newcomers from the Bay Area, the restaurant needed to feel welcoming to people from very different backgrounds. The owner envisioned more than an Indian restaurant. He wanted guests to experience the richness of India’s culture while enjoying traditional cuisine.
The project began during the uncertainty of the pandemic, when many small restaurants were struggling to survive. Creating a destination that would encourage people to gather, explore and return became just as important as the design itself.
Design Story
The existing space offered very little architectural character and the budget was extremely limited after purchasing furniture and completing required restroom improvements. Rather than relying on expensive finishes, I focused on creativity, craftsmanship and storytelling.
Using layers of vibrant paint, extensive hand-stenciling on both the walls and floors, custom shelving and carefully curated displays, we transformed the restaurant into a series of intimate cultural vignettes. Twelve colorful installations celebrated India’s artistic traditions, from handwoven textiles and handcrafted objects to the stories and symbolism of Hindu deities. Each display invited guests to discover something new, while dining on spicy dishes.
The project also required overcoming unexpected construction challenges, including kitchen modifications and reconfiguring the bar to satisfy building codes. Despite these obstacles, the design remained focused on creating a warm, colorful environment where every detail contributed to the experience.
What Made This Project Unique
Avatar’s demonstrates how thoughtful design can accomplish far more than decorating a room. With imagination rather than a large budget, the restaurant became both a dining destination and an introduction to another culture. The environment encourages conversation, curiosity and discovery, while remaining comfortable for a community with diverse tastes and backgrounds.
Today, the restaurant enjoys a loyal following and lively dining room. It is a reminder that when design tells authentic stories, celebrates craftsmanship and complements these, with exceptional food, word spreads naturally. As the old proverb says, the scent of the rose travels far.
Project Overview
Avatar’s Indian Bistro presented an unusual challenge. Located in Granite Bay, California, a growing community where longtime farming families live alongside retirees and newcomers from the Bay Area, the restaurant needed to feel welcoming to people from very different backgrounds. The owner envisioned more than an Indian restaurant. He wanted guests to experience the richness of India’s culture while enjoying traditional cuisine.
The project began during the uncertainty of the pandemic, when many small restaurants were struggling to survive. Creating a destination that would encourage people to gather, explore and return became just as important as the design itself.
Design Story
The existing space offered very little architectural character and the budget was extremely limited after purchasing furniture and completing required restroom improvements. Rather than relying on expensive finishes, I focused on creativity, craftsmanship and storytelling.
Using layers of vibrant paint, extensive hand-stenciling on both the walls and floors, custom shelving and carefully curated displays, we transformed the restaurant into a series of intimate cultural vignettes. Twelve colorful installations celebrated India’s artistic traditions, from handwoven textiles and handcrafted objects to the stories and symbolism of Hindu deities. Each display invited guests to discover something new, while dining on spicy dishes.
The project also required overcoming unexpected construction challenges, including kitchen modifications and reconfiguring the bar to satisfy building codes. Despite these obstacles, the design remained focused on creating a warm, colorful environment where every detail contributed to the experience.
What Made This Project Unique
Avatar’s demonstrates how thoughtful design can accomplish far more than decorating a room. With imagination rather than a large budget, the restaurant became both a dining destination and an introduction to another culture. The environment encourages conversation, curiosity and discovery, while remaining comfortable for a community with diverse tastes and backgrounds.
Today, the restaurant enjoys a loyal following and lively dining room. It is a reminder that when design tells authentic stories, celebrates craftsmanship and complements these, with exceptional food, word spreads naturally. As the old proverb says, the scent of the rose travels far.
Project Overview
Avatar’s Indian Bistro presented an unusual challenge. Located in Granite Bay, California, a growing community where longtime farming families live alongside retirees and newcomers from the Bay Area, the restaurant needed to feel welcoming to people from very different backgrounds. The owner envisioned more than an Indian restaurant. He wanted guests to experience the richness of India’s culture while enjoying traditional cuisine.
The project began during the uncertainty of the pandemic, when many small restaurants were struggling to survive. Creating a destination that would encourage people to gather, explore and return became just as important as the design itself.
Design Story
The existing space offered very little architectural character and the budget was extremely limited after purchasing furniture and completing required restroom improvements. Rather than relying on expensive finishes, I focused on creativity, craftsmanship and storytelling.
Using layers of vibrant paint, extensive hand-stenciling on both the walls and floors, custom shelving and carefully curated displays, we transformed the restaurant into a series of intimate cultural vignettes. Twelve colorful installations celebrated India’s artistic traditions, from handwoven textiles and handcrafted objects to the stories and symbolism of Hindu deities. Each display invited guests to discover something new, while dining on spicy dishes.
The project also required overcoming unexpected construction challenges, including kitchen modifications and reconfiguring the bar to satisfy building codes. Despite these obstacles, the design remained focused on creating a warm, colorful environment where every detail contributed to the experience.
What Made This Project Unique
Avatar’s demonstrates how thoughtful design can accomplish far more than decorating a room. With imagination rather than a large budget, the restaurant became both a dining destination and an introduction to another culture. The environment encourages conversation, curiosity and discovery, while remaining comfortable for a community with diverse tastes and backgrounds.
Today, the restaurant enjoys a loyal following and lively dining room. It is a reminder that when design tells authentic stories, celebrates craftsmanship and complements these, with exceptional food, word spreads naturally. As the old proverb says, the scent of the rose travels far.
Project Overview
Avatar’s Indian Bistro presented an unusual challenge. Located in Granite Bay, California, a growing community where longtime farming families live alongside retirees and newcomers from the Bay Area, the restaurant needed to feel welcoming to people from very different backgrounds. The owner envisioned more than an Indian restaurant. He wanted guests to experience the richness of India’s culture while enjoying traditional cuisine.
The project began during the uncertainty of the pandemic, when many small restaurants were struggling to survive. Creating a destination that would encourage people to gather, explore and return became just as important as the design itself.
Design Story
The existing space offered very little architectural character and the budget was extremely limited after purchasing furniture and completing required restroom improvements. Rather than relying on expensive finishes, I focused on creativity, craftsmanship and storytelling.
Using layers of vibrant paint, extensive hand-stenciling on both the walls and floors, custom shelving and carefully curated displays, we transformed the restaurant into a series of intimate cultural vignettes. Twelve colorful installations celebrated India’s artistic traditions, from handwoven textiles and handcrafted objects to the stories and symbolism of Hindu deities. Each display invited guests to discover something new, while dining on spicy dishes.
The project also required overcoming unexpected construction challenges, including kitchen modifications and reconfiguring the bar to satisfy building codes. Despite these obstacles, the design remained focused on creating a warm, colorful environment where every detail contributed to the experience.
What Made This Project Unique
Avatar’s demonstrates how thoughtful design can accomplish far more than decorating a room. With imagination rather than a large budget, the restaurant became both a dining destination and an introduction to another culture. The environment encourages conversation, curiosity and discovery, while remaining comfortable for a community with diverse tastes and backgrounds.
Today, the restaurant enjoys a loyal following and lively dining room. It is a reminder that when design tells authentic stories, celebrates craftsmanship and complements these, with exceptional food, word spreads naturally. As the old proverb says, the scent of the rose travels far.
Project Overview
Avatar’s Indian Bistro presented an unusual challenge. Located in Granite Bay, California, a growing community where longtime farming families live alongside retirees and newcomers from the Bay Area, the restaurant needed to feel welcoming to people from very different backgrounds. The owner envisioned more than an Indian restaurant. He wanted guests to experience the richness of India’s culture while enjoying traditional cuisine.
The project began during the uncertainty of the pandemic, when many small restaurants were struggling to survive. Creating a destination that would encourage people to gather, explore and return became just as important as the design itself.
Design Story
The existing space offered very little architectural character and the budget was extremely limited after purchasing furniture and completing required restroom improvements. Rather than relying on expensive finishes, I focused on creativity, craftsmanship and storytelling.
Using layers of vibrant paint, extensive hand-stenciling on both the walls and floors, custom shelving and carefully curated displays, we transformed the restaurant into a series of intimate cultural vignettes. Twelve colorful installations celebrated India’s artistic traditions, from handwoven textiles and handcrafted objects to the stories and symbolism of Hindu deities. Each display invited guests to discover something new, while dining on spicy dishes.
The project also required overcoming unexpected construction challenges, including kitchen modifications and reconfiguring the bar to satisfy building codes. Despite these obstacles, the design remained focused on creating a warm, colorful environment where every detail contributed to the experience.
What Made This Project Unique
Avatar’s demonstrates how thoughtful design can accomplish far more than decorating a room. With imagination rather than a large budget, the restaurant became both a dining destination and an introduction to another culture. The environment encourages conversation, curiosity and discovery, while remaining comfortable for a community with diverse tastes and backgrounds.
Today, the restaurant enjoys a loyal following and lively dining room. It is a reminder that when design tells authentic stories, celebrates craftsmanship and complements these, with exceptional food, word spreads naturally. As the old proverb says, the scent of the rose travels far.
Project Overview
Avatar’s Indian Bistro presented an unusual challenge. Located in Granite Bay, California, a growing community where longtime farming families live alongside retirees and newcomers from the Bay Area, the restaurant needed to feel welcoming to people from very different backgrounds. The owner envisioned more than an Indian restaurant. He wanted guests to experience the richness of India’s culture while enjoying traditional cuisine.
The project began during the uncertainty of the pandemic, when many small restaurants were struggling to survive. Creating a destination that would encourage people to gather, explore and return became just as important as the design itself.
Design Story
The existing space offered very little architectural character and the budget was extremely limited after purchasing furniture and completing required restroom improvements. Rather than relying on expensive finishes, I focused on creativity, craftsmanship and storytelling.
Using layers of vibrant paint, extensive hand-stenciling on both the walls and floors, custom shelving and carefully curated displays, we transformed the restaurant into a series of intimate cultural vignettes. Twelve colorful installations celebrated India’s artistic traditions, from handwoven textiles and handcrafted objects to the stories and symbolism of Hindu deities. Each display invited guests to discover something new, while dining on spicy dishes.
The project also required overcoming unexpected construction challenges, including kitchen modifications and reconfiguring the bar to satisfy building codes. Despite these obstacles, the design remained focused on creating a warm, colorful environment where every detail contributed to the experience.
What Made This Project Unique
Avatar’s demonstrates how thoughtful design can accomplish far more than decorating a room. With imagination rather than a large budget, the restaurant became both a dining destination and an introduction to another culture. The environment encourages conversation, curiosity and discovery, while remaining comfortable for a community with diverse tastes and backgrounds.
Today, the restaurant enjoys a loyal following and lively dining room. It is a reminder that when design tells authentic stories, celebrates craftsmanship and complements these, with exceptional food, word spreads naturally. As the old proverb says, the scent of the rose travels far.