BUCK.STUDIO | 波蘭opasly tom當代餐廳-設計風向

這個位於波蘭華沙的當代餐廳Opasły Tom（翻譯成英文是Fat Volume）由BUCK.STUDIO設計，餐廳260平方米的分層布局包括一係列不同規模的連通房，因此協調元素對於實現統一的審美至關重要。

Translating to ‘Fat Volume’ in English, Opasły Tom is a contemporary Polish restaurant in Warsaw by local designers BUCK.STUDIO, who since 2017 have won multiple awards for hospitality interiors. The 260sqm split level layout comprises a series of connected rooms that vary in scale, so coordinating elements were crucial in achieving a unified aesthetic.

BUCK提出了一係列自然風格的色調作為每個房間的共同特征，珊瑚，藍綠色，蜂蜜和皇家藍色定義了餐廳。天鵝絨在整個空間中非常突出，最著名的是用於裝飾波紋鋼包牆，每個房間都使用不同的色調。這不僅創造了看起來戲劇性的波浪紋理，而且還意味著牆壁成為有效的吸音板。與豐富的天鵝絨相比，定製的家具和飾麵由原材料製成，包括楊木樹皮飾麵和生鏽的紅色大理石。

BUCK proposed a palette of nature-inspired shades as the common denominator across each room, with coral, teal, honey, and royal blue defining the restaurant. Velvet is prominent throughout, most notably used to upholster the corrugated steel-clad walls, a different shade used for each room. This not only creates a wavy texture that looks dramatic, but also means the walls double as effective acoustic panels. In contrast to the rich velvet, bespoke furniture and finishes are made of raw materials including poplar burl veneer and rusty red marble.

BUCK從不回避與圖案衝突的材料，而是堅持使用指定的調色板。有些房間鋪著幾何水磨石磚，有些房間鋪著實木拚花地板，樓梯間鋪著垂直的地鐵地磚。一個名為“綠洲”(the oasis)的秘密私人餐廳將天鵝絨內飾換成了裝飾藝術風格的花卉織物，巧妙地借鑒了二戰前酒店餐廳的曆史。

BUCK don’t shy away from pattern-clashing materials, making it work by sticking within the designated colour palette. Some rooms are paved with geometric terrazzo tiles, others have timber parquet floors, and vertical subway tiles clad the stairwell. A secret private dining room known as ‘the oasis’ swaps the velvet upholstery for an art deco-inspired floral fabric, a subtle reference to the building’s history as a cabaret restaurant prior to WWII.

餐廳最顯著的特色是燈，這是一係列手工吹製的玻璃懸掛燈，配有不同大小的吊墜和燭台，與每個房間的規模和功能相匹配。底層的全高鏡子反映了華沙風景如畫的曆史建築的景色，還有一個用於休閑聚會的大廳用餐室。

Opasly Tom’s most identifying feature is the lights, a series of hand-blown glass suspension lamps with different sized pendants and sconces that match the scale and function of each room. Full height mirrors on the ground floor reflect views over Warsaw’s picturesque historical buildings, with a grand hall dining room meant for casual gatherings.