The commanding show kitchen with cut stone tiles at Canto Corvino.
Private dining room with a wine cellar that runs the length of the wall.
Our logo welcomes guests to Canto Corvino.
Canto Corvino is the sister restaurant to our clients existing two restaurants, called Manicomio, in the City and Chelsea. We designed the interiors and brand identity.
The main restaurant dining area features a commanding show kitchen with cut stone tiles to create a bold triangular pattern to the front, allowing diners to view the chefs at work in the kitchen.
The seating options in the dining area include stained oak top tables with brushed brass trims and base and a banquette with a unique and elegant cross-stitch pattern to the rear of the space.
The bar frontage is a reclaimed distressed timber with false draw frontages, this is a salute to the vast oak cabinets in factories old where threads, needles and other trinkets would have been kept.
Stained oak top tables with brushed brass trims.
Reclaimed distressed timber with false draw frontages clad the material factory inspired bar.
We designed the bar to extend the fabric factory theme, with its Machine- Greased steel gantry.
The flooring in the bar area is an arrangement of cross-sawn dark oak boarding juxtaposed against a square mosaic tile pattern surrounding the bar.
The staircase down to the private dining room is a striking feature marrying the ground floor and the basement. The screen incorporates a blackened steel frame with decorative mottled glass which sits between panels of toughened glass in a glittering pattern.
The private dining room has a wine cellar that runs the length of the wall with large heavy looking L-angle steel doors running on a ceiling track with a barn door like a runner.
Signage at the front of the restaurant.
Exposed stone wall with a curation of artwork.
Flexible seating arrangements.