The end result is an environment which utilizes the lightweight metal structures, covered with large panels of ceramic tiles – simulating the texture of concrete and creating the impression of a heavy concrete structure, but in fact, being easily dissembled and meeting all the requirements of the law. This U-shaped structure, along with its decorative function, features as a space-zoning tool, providing support for the wooden girders that are holding the tent over the guest’s landing zone.

We had located the bar by the entrance of the summer cafe, followed by two guest areas: “soft” – with sofas, and “dining” – with tables and chairs. Additionally, the development included the design of the seats – consisting of large and small tables with chairs, sofas, armchairs and bar stools – both for the summer cafes, as well as for the “Etaj” restaurants chain.

The isolation of the summer cafe from the traffic and pedestrian zones is carried out through the use of light metal frames decorated with plants – forming a single green wall around the cafe. The green wall perfectly harmonizes with the lawn on which the structure is located and corresponds strongly with the concept of combining various urban textures in the interior of “Etaj” restaurants, complimented with concrete, wood, textiles and glass.