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This cosy coral and sage-hued restaurant in Warsaw is already scooping up major design world prestige

This cosy coral and sage-hued restaurant in Warsaw is already scooping up major design world prestige

8 January 2020
Images: Courtesy of BUCK.STUDIO

A Warsaw restaurant has been shortlisted for Wallpaper* magazine’s ‘best new restaurant design’ award.

Designed by the Polish BUCK.STUDIO, Opasly Tom comforts and surprises through its minimalist symmetry, enveloping diners in coral, sage, honey and ink-blue hues. Materials including oak wood and velvet were used for the bespoke 1950s-inspired chairs, while rough and unpolished marble adorns tables, cupboards and walls.

But perhaps the most distinctive feature of the perfectly proportionate Opasly Tom — a restaurant specialising in contemporary Polish slow food — are the unusual hand-made pink-coloured pendant lamps, which give unique elegance to the space.

The winners in all 11 categories will be announced in the magazine’s February issue, released on 9 January.

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