Layuba Steakhouse

Warm lighting and rich textures define an intimate dining experience.

Hunkar Restaurant

Hunkar Restaurant’s palette runs across marble, walnut, and ceramic tile. Stone and hard tile keep the register cool, while walnut provides the warmer counterpoint across a short, legible material set.

Maranta Gusto Cafe

Maranta Gusto Cafe works from oak, painted millwork, and brushed brass. Warm timber and a painted surface anchor the register, with brushed brass as a single reflective accent completing the hospitality palette.

Oba Park Cafe

Oba Park draws on reclaimed chestnut, blackened steel, micro-cement, and lime plaster. Reclaimed timber keeps the register warm, set against darker steel and two related matte surfaces — cement and plaster — in a fuller material record.

Qubba Cafe

Qubba Cafe combines exposed brick and timber cladding with marble surfaces and velvet upholstery. Rough masonry and warm slatted wood anchor the register, set against cooler stone and soft velvet — materials that vary in hardness and tone but stay within a controlled range.

Baia Sandal Cafe

Baia Sandal Cafe combines exposed brick and cement tile with oak and leather. The palette mixes rough masonry and hard tile against warmer timber and softer leather, giving the hospitality interior a varied material record.

Veliaht Grill

Veliaht Grill’s material record spans exposed brick, ceramic tile, oak, and velvet. Rough masonry and hard tile keep the register grounded, while oak and velvet add warmth and softness across a fuller set.

BigMamas Cafe

BigMamas Cafe’s material record spans oak, marble, micro-cement, and velvet. Warm timber sits against two related cool, hard surfaces — marble and micro-cement — with velvet as the palette’s single soft, textile note.

Cafe’s Fast Food

Cafe’s Fast Food works across timber cladding, blackened steel, and porcelain tile — three distinct registers in a short set. Warm timber, dark steel, and hard tile sit together without much material overlap.