The references to Mediterranean life, meaning narrow alleys and romantic corners, turn the ground floor of the Ovio into an Italian patio full of balconies and plants that create a seamless transition between interior and exterior. Advancing further, one discovers a wooden construction for even more plants that span across ceiling and walls and add life to the room.
The stairs to the balcony complete the picture of an Italian quarter and invites guests to look around the Kipper floor. Here, one can discover a small patio as another part of the restaurant. Wood, decorative plants, metal design and furniture are combined harmoniously and complete the look. The color shades are light and create a bright interior.
Hand-made floor tiles form an endless circle pattern. It refers to the double o in Ovio
Architecture & Interior Design
Stones and Walls
Design
BoConcept, Bright, Emu, House Doctor, Luce Ataliotis, Veranda, Viokef, Vokos
