For our newest lookbook, we take a look at the interiors of up to date pizzerias throughout the globe, together with a pink vegan restaurant in London and a Mexico Metropolis house knowledgeable by a neighbouring church.
From Recent York Metropolis to Italy, its nation of origin, pizza is a beloved delicacy the world over. Because of this, the common-or-garden pizzeria is trafficked by many, with some guests whisking away a two-dollar slice and others packed right into a sales space to convene round a shared pie.
The pizzerias beneath showcase all kinds of types, every boasting distinctive and eclectic options that show a cautious consideration for an area typically held in excessive regard by its prospects.
That is the most recent in our lookbooks collection, which offers visible inspiration from Dezeen’s archive. For extra inspiration see earlier lookbooks that includes soothing cabin interiors, versatile futons and daybeds and fashionable bathe curtains.
Humble Pizza, UK, by Baby Studio
Pink tables and furnishings contrasted with a dim inexperienced hue fill the inside of this vegan restaurant in London‘s Chelsea neighbourhood.
Native follow Baby Studio designed the house to resemble the town’s workmen’s cafes of the Nineteen Fifties, which generally featured pastel-coloured Formica surfaces and no-frills food and drinks.
Vesta, Canada, by Ménard Dworkind
Situated in Montreal’s Villeray neighbourhood, the wood-panelled partitions and marble desk tops of Vesta take cues from Recent York pizzerias of the Nineteen Seventies.
“In its personal up to date manner the design of Vesta evokes the spirit of Italian household eating places widespread in North America in the course of the Nineteen Seventies,” Ménard Dworkind stated.
Lala’s Brooklyn Apizza, USA, by Bench Architects
Lala’s Brooklyn Apizza by Bench Architects is positioned in Brooklyn’s East Williamsburg neighbourhood, atop a brewery that was formally an industrial house.
Lightwood picnic benches have been used on the inside and hooked up terrace, whereas vivid, solid-coloured tiles and magenta curtains line the house.
Dough Pizza, Australia, by Ohlo Studio
The “rustic sophistication” of Italy was evoked with red-toned tiles and lithe woods for Dough Pizza in Perth, which sits in a buying centre.
“It wanted to evoke a definite environment and persona reinforcing the cultural heritage behind the meals,” stated Ohlo Studio.
Studio Wok created this pizzeria on Sardinia to mirror the island’s pure environment, resembling its earthy tones and granite rocks.
The winds of the realm erode and carve out the granite rocks, which the studio mirrored within the partitions coated in pink plaster, a concrete ground and arched openings.
SIMÒ Pizza, USA, by Büro Koray Duman
Situated within the Greenwich Village neighbourhood of Recent York Metropolis, SIMÒ Pizza is lined with shelving fabricated from Italian volcanic stone and wallpaper printed with a flour graphic.
Its pizza ovens sit in a centre block, which is lined in patterned wooden and a inexperienced tiled countertop.
Pizzeria Della Madonna, Mexico, by Sofía Betancur
The pizza oven of Pizzeria Della Madonna sits in full view, surrounded by tiled and plaster partitions and wooden flooring.
Architect Sofía Betancur took cues from the Parroquia de la Sagrada Familia church, which sits subsequent door, for the house.
Popolo, Finland, by Studio Joanna Laajisto
Studio Joanna Laajisto designed Popolo to be a comfy retreat on the slopes of Pyhä Ski Resort in northern Finland.
Leather-based benches, wood tables, copper lamps and candleholders have been used to evoke a way of heat and have been paired with slate flooring and dim wooden panelling.
