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Walnut ceiling ribs, olive banquettes and intimate pools of light give the main dining room its rhythm and warmth.
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Fuoco — Ember & Olive

Islamabad / boutique restaurant concept

The project

An intimate evening beneath timber vaults. Olive velvet, warm walnut and ember-red stone create a richly layered dining experience.

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Typology
Commercial
Location
Islamabad / boutique restaurant concept
Year
2026
Area
2800 sqft
Services
Interior design and architectural visualisation

A room that makes you stay.

The room is organised as a sequence of intimate settings beneath a rhythmic walnut canopy. Curved olive banquettes soften the edges, while a red-stone hospitality counter and amber glass lights give the interior a warm centre of gravity.

Pools of light focus attention on each table. A quieter private dining alcove and a planted courtyard extend the experience, balancing the depth of the main room with moments of openness.

Walnut ceiling ribs, olive banquettes and intimate pools of light give the main dining room its rhythm and warmth.
A finely layered walnut portal offers a glimpse of the warm dining room from the imagined Islamabad street.
A curved olive banquette and walnut table create an intimate setting within the larger room.
Burgundy stone and amber glass define the hospitality counter, with ceramics and coffee service against walnut joinery.
A softly screened dining alcove offers a more intimate setting beneath the continuing walnut canopy.
A small sheltered courtyard extends the dining experience with planting, soft lighting and views back into the restaurant.
Walnut, olive velvet, linen and ceramic meet at the scale of a single table setting.
A reverse view draws together the dining tables, timber canopy and glow of the hospitality counter after dark.
A warm point of light expands into sculptural walnut ribs, tracing the idea behind the restaurant's rhythmic ceiling.
An open sectional model reveals the layered canopy, dining niches and illuminated hospitality counter.
Three connected miniature settings explore the restaurant's progression from arrival to dining and a quiet courtyard.
Walnut, burgundy stone, olive velvet and amber glass form a sculptural study of the restaurant's tactile palette.

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