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Современная интерпретация стиля шале

Современный ресторан в стиле шале

Концепция ресторана — современная интерпретация стиля шале.

В ходе работы над проектом концепция развивалась и уточнялась, адаптируясь к пространству и амбициям заведения. Наша цель заключалась в создании интерьера, который сочетает роскошь и комфорт, объединяя изысканную элегантность с ощущением уюта.

Пространство построено на контрастах: обилие дерева и металла в сочетании с индустриальным потолком в центре зала создаёт атмосферу сдержанной, брутальной роскоши. При этом индустриальные элементы смягчаются классическими и неоклассическими деталями, что формирует многослойный и визуально насыщенный интерьер.

Мы тщательно продумали каждую деталь, создавая сложную и многослойную композицию. Интерьер ресторана задуман как плотное, погружающее пространство — такое, которое невозможно полностью воспринять за один визит. Эта намеренная сложность удерживает интерес гостей и формирует уникальную идентичность заведения.

Особую роль играет потолок, где сочетаются три типа отделки.

В центре зала — индустриальный потолок, придающий пространству современный и брутальный характер. По периметру он контрастирует с классическими деревянными кессонами — тёплыми, уютными и более традиционными. Такое сочетание создаёт выразительный визуальный контраст, добавляя пространству пластики и зонирования.

Над баром, камином и эффектной винной витриной использован зеркальный потолок. Он создаёт ощущение двухуровневого пространства, визуально увеличивает высоту полок, камина и винной витрины, придавая им масштабность и драматичность.

Отделка входных групп выполнена нестандартно. В ресторане их две, каждая обладает ярко выраженным архитектурным характером. Вдохновением послужили парижские витрины — с членением фасада, классическими пропорциями и мягко закруглёнными углами. При этом эти элементы реализованы в фирменной для интерьера брутальной манере — через использование чёрного закалённого металла и грубых рельефных деревянных панелей.

Пол также построен на сложном сочетании материалов. Здесь использованы три типа отделки: грубый паркет в стиле горного шале, чёрный натуральный камень и декоративная мозаика, добавляющая нотку роскоши. Все элементы объединены в единую композицию вокруг центральных колонн зала.

Колонны в интерьере имеют разное стилевое решение.
Центральные колонны — округлые, с неоклассическими чертами, дополнены брутальным акцентом в виде встроенных бра из воронёного металла. Колонны по периметру оставлены бетонными и заключены в металлические рамки; их форма отсылает к архитектуре старинных парижских вокзалов.

Все освещение разрабатывалось индивидуально и на заказ. Классические люстры в центре зала и современные хрустальные люстры по периметру подчёркивают роскошь пространства на фоне грубых материалов. У винной витрины размещена большая кастомная медная люстра современного дизайна, которая становится акцентом зоны.

Особое внимание уделялось мебели. Каждый стул и диван детально проработаны и имеют индивидуальную отделку. В каждом элементе сочетается несколько материалов, создавая сложный, глубокий и выразительный образ.

Банкетный зал — отдельное, самодостаточное пространство с собственным камином, что придаёт ему особый уют и одновременно торжественность. Он просторный, наполнен светом благодаря большому количеству окон и дополнен эффектной кастомной стеклянной люстрой, подчёркивающей его статусность.

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Step-by-step process that ensures flawless results

Every design stage matters — from idea to detail. Together they align vision with reality, prevent mistakes, and ensure the final space delivers its full impact.

01.Workshop:

At this stage, we gather all the information about the project, hold an introductory meeting, and make the first site visit. This time, the location is simply breathtaking: the Carpathian Mountains, Bukovel, and the Lake of Youth.
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Rene Project: Turning Complex Layout Challenges into Advantages

Work on any project begins with in-depth analysis. We gather and study every factor — from the landscape to guest circulation flows — that will later become the foundation of the planning concept.

The Rene restaurant is located in Bukovel, on the ground floor of a contemporary residential complex. The location is highly advantageous, yet it presented us with three major challenges.

1. Panorama vs. Functionality

The space has spectacular viewpoints: two sides of the building fully face the lake and the forest. However, a paradox emerged — the main flow of guests arrives from the side with the most impressive view.

The challenge:


Guests need an entrance lobby and a cloakroom. If placed in the standard way near the entrance, they would block the view completely, depriving the dining area of natural light and its main visual advantage.

The solution:


We approached the problem with precision. The entrance zone was designed as a compact square volume inserted directly into the dining hall. To avoid creating a visual barrier, the lobby walls were made of glass, allowing sunlight to penetrate deep into the restaurant.

As a result, guests entering the space do not see solid walls but rather a glimpse of the vibrant interior beyond. The entrance structure itself was styled with references to Parisian industrial-style storefronts, transforming a purely functional element into a distinctive architectural feature.

2. Ski-in Logistics and Terrace Comfort

A ski slope runs directly next to the restaurant — a major advantage, as skiers can access the terrace straight from the slope. However, this created a significant logistical challenge.

The challenge:


The main entrance is located on the opposite side of the building. Guests in ski equipment would have had to walk all the way around the building to get inside. Additionally, the terrace had no dedicated restrooms, and reaching the interior facilities through the entire dining area would have been inconvenient for both skiers and other guests.

The solution:


We made a strategic decision to introduce a second full-scale entrance directly from the slope side. Although this reduced the usable area of the dining room, it significantly improved ergonomics.

Now the path from the ski slope to a table or restroom is as short as possible, and the guest flows from the street and the terrace no longer intersect chaotically.

3. Creating Depth in the Dining Space

The interior space is almost square and relatively deep. Two walls are solid (adjacent to the kitchen and elevator lobby), which created the risk of “unpopular” seating areas.

The challenge:


Tables by the windows overlooking the lake will always be the most desirable. The question was how to make seating deeper inside the hall — without windows — feel equally attractive.

The solution:


We turned this limitation into a creative opportunity. The solid interior surfaces became the perfect canvas for expressive design elements.

On the central axis of the entrance, we placed a large fireplace that immediately draws attention and creates a sense of warmth. Nearby, an impressive bar with floor-to-ceiling shelving appears, framed by natural stone walls.

Thanks to this layered interior composition, the seating deeper inside the restaurant became intimate, atmospheric, and just as appealing as the tables by the panoramic windows.

02.Concept:

The desired concept for the restaurant was outlined by the clients during our first meetings: it was meant to be a contemporary interpretation of a traditional mountain chalet — not a direct quotation, but rather a reinterpretation, with touches of luxury and neoclassicism; more playful and spirited, with elements of decadence and the atmosphere of an uninhibited mountain party, yet still refined and high-end.
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Concept Stage: Crossing Alpine Chalet with Bold Decadence

The first meetings with the client set an incredibly exciting challenge. We were not asked to design just another restaurant, but rather an “explosive mix”: a contemporary interpretation of a mountain chalet — without direct quotations.

It had to combine luxury, neoclassical elegance, and the atmosphere of a wild mountain party — refined, expensive, slightly daring, with a subtle touch of decadence.

This was one of those rare cases when the client doesn’t say, “Make it like the place next door”, but instead aims to create an entirely new visual code.

The Challenge: Staying on Course

Designing such a complex blend requires significant effort. The main risk is spending weeks modeling furniture and producing renderings, only to hear: “This isn’t quite what we imagined.”

To avoid that scenario, we structured the process carefully.

AI Prototyping


We used neural networks (Midjourney) not to produce ready-made solutions, but to explore the temperament of the interior. Dozens of variations were generated to find the exact balance between the warmth of wood and the boldness of neoclassical elements.

This allowed the client to literally feel the atmosphere even before the first drawings were produced.

Iterative Development


We deliberately avoided the typical “disappear for a month and present the final concept” approach. Instead, we moved forward step by step, meeting regularly with the client and refining each new fragment of the interior based on feedback from the previous stage.

Did Everything Go Smoothly?

Honestly — no.

Although the client immediately fell in love with the mood created by the AI concepts, we still encountered a few hidden pitfalls. The desire to move quickly into full visualizations meant that several important elements of the dining space were not defined in enough detail during the concept stage.

The Consequences


This led to intensive exploration during the final rendering phase. Some architectural nodes had to be redesigned on the fly, which extended the timeline and required additional resources from the team.

Lesson Learned

Even if a client is enthusiastic about the overall mood, every strategic element of the space must be supported by a reference. Not a literal copy, but at least a clear visual direction.

Hoping that “everything will magically come together during the process” is an illusion that costs time. Careful preparation at the start is the only reliable way to save both nerves and budget by the finish line.

03.Development:

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04.Implementation:

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