Set in a turn-of-the-century urban industrial building, the much acclaimed restaurant received awards for its sophisticated and timeless design.

Preserving many of the building’s original elements, DAS treated plaster and bead board surfaces with layers of glaze to provide color and highlight. The design exposed and enhanced the historic character of the space, while subtly contrasting with contemporary treatments.

The restaurant features a metal bar top with natural patina, woven metal ceiling panels, dark leather curving banquettes, and rusticated steel wall sculptures by internationally known artist Bill Rauch.

Concealed lighting grazes the tin coffers and highlights the texture of the original tin ceiling. Each table is individually top-lit with low voltage mono-point fixtures to emphasize the food as it arrives.