Each of the more than sixty restaurants and bars featured in this compendium was carefully chosen for its remarkable interior design. Hundreds of color photographs highlight the groundbreaking work of the world`s most distinguished architects and designers-their use of startlingly new combinations of color and texture to create unique, often otherworldly environments. Destinations covered are located throughout North and South America, Europe, and Australia.

There are few planning tasks that so clearly show the effects of globalization as the design of restaurants. This often has less to do with the uniformity of international companies such as Starbucks and McDonalds, and more to do with the central concept of corporate identity in system gastronomy. The result is a visual design that requires the same chairs for Starbucks in China as for Starbucks in Alaska. McDonalds employs the same notion, varying local decoration from time to time. In contrast, individual concepts - the main theme of this book - are as diverse as ever. Perhaps it's even possible that the will to experiment has increased, thanks to new materials and innovations in lighting. Contemporary restaurant design, however, seems to be taking less and less notice of regional culture, at least in cities. Whether Mark Newson creates a property in London or New York - such as the Lever House, opened in 2003 - the design displays his signature, unmistakeably and regardless of location. But this design-internationalism is anything but uniform. Just the opposite: one notices a willingness to "quote" from different references. These references connect to anything that induces a positive effect in us and helps us to make sense of our world. Architects and designers have always bound up their own ideas with everything that they have observed and enjoyed. Today, through the joy of travel and instruments such as the internet, they can see even more, and on a global level. Just as chefs around the world amalgamate different national and regional cuisines into "fusion", so are new worlds of spacial experience constructed, with unusual combinations of style, colours, materials and lighting. This publication presents 57 examples of this phenomenon, from Los Angeles to Sydney, from London to Tokyo and from Berlin to Lima. On 400 pages with more than 600 vivid colour images and sketches, it shows a diverse range of the newest developments in restaurant design from around the world - a wonderful source of inspiration. Предисловие к изданию на английском, французском, немецком, испанском, итальянском языках.

Whether designing a gown or an apartment, the French seem to have a special flair for stylish design. This series of 3 comprehensive books (Store Design, Restaurant Design, Workplace Design) brings you into the interiors of the internationally recognised stores, restaurants and offices in France. Detailed description of the design concept of each establishment and the bio data of their designers are featured. A worthy collectible for every interior designer, artist and entrepreneur.

When eating away from home, the ambience is vital. From the wall coverings to the furniture and tableware, so many details make up the appetizing whole. This guide profiles a selection of the latest restaurants, cafe, bars, and lounges from all over the world where all the elements are just right. These chic, cutting–edge eateries take bold chances with materials, colors and layouts. The result: dining experiences that can't be beaten. Text in English, German, French, Spanish and Italian

New York City is a food lover's paradise and its thriving restaurant scene presents unique challenges, not only to the chefs preparing the food, but also to the designers and architects responsible for creating the ambience considered so much a part of the dining experience. Design professionals must find inventive ways to create environments that enhance but do not overwhelm the food. This selection of innovatively designed restaurant interiors, copiously illustrated with over 100 color photographs, serves as a guide to the hippest, hottest dining spots In New York and is one of four titles in teNeues' new Cool Restaurant series. Text in English, French, Spanish, German, Italian. 3d edition

When all questions of space, time, matter and the nature of being have been resolved, only one question remains - "Where shall we have dinner?" "The Restaurant at the End of the Universe" provides the ultimate gastronomic experience, and for once there is no morning after to worry about. This is volume two in the Trilogy of five.

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Master the British take on Italian cooking from one of London's brightest chefs. Trullo offers the ultimate in warming comfort recipes for cold winter nights. Trullo is about serious cooking, but with a simple, laid-back approach. From creative antipasti and knockout feasts to the bold pasta dishes that inspired Trullo's sister restaurant Padella, this is food that brings people together.

This stimulating world hub contains a multitude of innovative restaurants, whose decor blends futuristic elements with influences from all around the globe. This lively dining metropolis boasts an array of hip restaurants unparalleled anywhere else. Restaurant design is pushed to the very limits, with a multitude of eye-catching themes and motifs. Text in English, German, French, Spanish and Italian.

Today, the parameters of shop design have expanded exponentially. No longer is the retail landscape crafted only for shopping convenience and to reinforce brand identity. It has evolved to reflect the role of shops as a public space where we spend a large part of our leisure time. For this reason, architects and designers are increasingly pushing the boundaries when designing shop interiors. The result: the creation of unique and spectacular spaces within the city; spaces which engage and entertain even the most jaded browsers and add to the city's dynamism.

This "city of light" has long been a world leader in so many ways, not least of them in design. This attractively illustrated book covers the most up-to-date Parisian design from the fields of architecture, interiors and fashion. With an in-depth round-up featuring projects for cultural, commercial, and residential spaces, we get a privileged glimpse at what's happening in this creative capital. We also are granted access to the latest developments in product design and other specialties. Browse this book for a whole host of designs by native Parisians and those who work or live here. Text in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian

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Experience the ultimate in mobile technology with the INFINIX HOT 40 PRO X6837B in Horizon Gold. Featuring a spacious 256GB storage, 8GB RAM, and a sleek design, it's a perfect balance of performance and style.

New York is considered the epitome of a metropolis. Since its establishment 400 years ago as the entry point to the American continent, the pulsating large city has developed into the financial and creative center of the world today. At the beginning of the 19th century, the city was growing faster than ever before and thus in 1811, the town planners decided to cover the entire island of Manhattan, only the southern portion of which was developed, with a grid-pattern street network, which, at the same time, forms the basis for the city's structure today. The only exception was then and still is: Broadway. The first skyscrapers were built at the beginning of the 20th century. They became the symbol of the city, like the Wool-worth Building and, above all later, the Empire State Building. The mean-spirited even say that this vibrant city has been living off of its cultural and architectonic legacy since the 1950s, such as, for example the Seagram Building, which was built based upon blueprints by the architect Mies van der Rohe or also the UN Headquarters, and that since then hardly any innovative, futuristic and daring projects have been realized. In late summer 2001, New York experienced its darkest day, when the World Trade Center (WTC) was destroyed by terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. In place of the WTC, now the Freedom Tower-based upon designs by the American-Polish architect Daniel Libeskind-is to be built. Clean-up work at Ground Zero was completed in May 2002 and the city began to look to the future once again with a multitude of extremely innovative projects such as the expansion of the MoMA. This can also be seen upon closer inspection of New York's design scene, which is characterized by the overlap of various creative fields such as interior design, product design, fashion design, architecture, film and graphic arts. New designers do not only want to be creators, but rather they transform themselves into independent producers. Thanks to computer science, they control the production process from the desk all the way to the finished product and are experimental and independent as a result. Also in terms of fashion, New York is both a mecca and a trendsetter. Famous designers such as Donna Karan and Calvin Klein have set trends around the world and a new squad of young designers presents its collections with substantial international resonance at New York's Fashion Week in Battery Park in Manhattan. The examples gathered here show once again that New York really does not sleep but continues to set the trends of the international architecture and design industries. Text in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian

The ultimate photo book for car lovers who appreciate the beauty of automotive design. This exquisite collection of photographs portrays the most iconic cars in history, from classic models to more recent super cars. Baeck Philippe

There are few sectors that exhibit the 21st century lifestyle as well as avant-garde kitchen design. Whether they be prestigious brand name designs or unique, individual creations, the available range of styles is capable of satisfying all tastes and adapting to any personality. Ultimate Kitchen Design contains 528 pages with over 700 full color photographs that provide examples illustrating the innovative use of materials and space along with the latest trends in kitchen furniture design. Text in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian