Location: Toronto, Canada
Design: gh3, II by IV Design
New York based restaurant, Scarpetta, recently completed it's first international expansion into the city of Toronto. Wishing to create a new dining concept where guests can 'see and be seen', the dining pavilion surely accomplishes it's directives.
New York based restaurant, Scarpetta, recently completed it's first international expansion into the city of Toronto. Wishing to create a new dining concept where guests can 'see and be seen', the dining pavilion surely accomplishes it's directives.
Set alongside a park and parallel to a linear reflecting pool, the angular and narrow pergola has one central community table dominating the space.
The long table was designed to include seating ranging from standard dining, counter, and bar height spots by raising or lowering the Corian surface.
The reflective nature of the inside finishes brings the natural qualities found outside, inside and allows a harmonious space throughout. Placing the bar stations perpendicular to the direction of the space, creates a natural break and defines the spaces boundaries.
All photos © Dan couto via Contemporist
The decor is ultra-stylish and mod. This is where beautiful food is made. This is where beautiful food is presented.
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