stone designs creates warm respite in grandvalira mountain restaurants
all images courtesy of stone designs
the ‘grandvalira restaurant’ by stone designs combines the essence of a mountain village atmosphere with a simple and functional treatment of space. the solanelles and cubil buildings are located in the andorra alpine range on the border of spain and france. the project reinterprets local values and habits with unnecessary elements stripped back to create a warm shelter that makes people feel at home during rough wintry days.
enhancing the comforting feeling of being in an alpine cabin, pine wood and wool upholstery are contrasted with robust furniture pieces. a variety of different designs are incorporated into the one layout, offering visitors a chance to choose where to sit according to their mood. the wide range comes together to work as a whole, complimented by the snowy mountain views from the large windows.
the interior of the mountain restaurant incorporates a range of furniture designs
pine wood and wool upholstery are contrasted against robust furniture items
the expansive windows offer views out to the snowy mountains
the interior of the restaurant offers a warm respite from the outdoor conditions
a variety of different spaces are offered to visitors
detail view of the wool upholstery used
robust lighting piece
the booth-style seating
the interior is stripped back to just a few essential elements
contrast between the different materials
view looking towards the serving area and communal seating
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