Abu Ghosh

Abu Ghosh is a conceptual street food with authentic Israeli food. The project is located in a small cozy alley Sivtsev Vrazhek in the old garden pavilion built in 1911 with a courtyard surrounded by greenery. Poet Sergei Yesenin liked to come here.

For interior design took a young Studio design and architecture Studio SHOO. In a small room with an area of 22 square meters had to be accommodated open kitchen and provide a comfortable fit, while not losing the bright flavor of Israel. In the center of the hall designed a large communal table for noisy companies, and Windows - high landing with soft pillows. Also provided the opportunity different arrangement of tables. Next to the entrance is a showcase with Israeli products and decorated with hand-made patterned tiles, kitchen counter, through which you can watch the magical process of cooking Israeli cuisine.

In unison, high and bright space of the hall interior is designed in bright colors with the addition of point color accents. Bold shades of blue, pink and yellow are combined with the restored ancient walls of the pavilion fishnet and cement handmade tiles. All the elements give the space freshness and lightness.

Through restored Windows with a unique historical pattern the space gets the maximum amount of sunlight reflected from white wall. Vintage decorative lamps from the 50s hang from the high ceiling, giving warm and muted lighting, creating a cozy and comfortable space.

Two decorative yellow arched Windows made of polycarbonate are designed to be associated with light in the window of the house. Furniture also fit into the space, becoming part of the overall picture; tables made of solid wood oak, colorful chairs, podstolya, window sills, arched shelves, antique green fountain - all this is designed to cause a new experience for the guest who will ready to share them with others. Only natural, pleasant to the touch, materials and materials were used in the decoration. original furniture and light.

The colorful atmosphere of Israel decided to emphasize the authentic little things: painted plates, Antiques from the flea market, a fan and a variety of small decor.

Studio SHOO