Colour Blocking Brights: Bryon Restaurant

I've written about my love of Byron's restaurant designs on the blog before (here and here) so it's a pleasure to be featuring their Charing Cross, London branch today. I've enjoy many a burger here (probably one too many!) and I always admire the interior. In fact, when I saw the colourful circus-style lettering above the entrance before I stepped inside for the first time, I knew I would love the design - it's practically textbook Bright.Bazaar style! Things don't change once inside, as the weathered herringbone floor is juxtaposed with high gloss subway tiles in an array of hues from candy brights to soft sorbet and deep navy hues. What I love about restaurants is their ability to push the boundaries with their design. At home you wouldn't want a room that completely replicated a restaurant look, rather you can take inspiration from parts of the scheme to introduce back at home. This space inspired me to create a colour scheme of pink and yellow for my home office. The colourful pairing is upbeat and energising, which is perfect for keeping me engaged as I work. What's inspiring you about this colourful space, friends?
// Interior design by Michaelis Boyd Associates

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When I'm not in New York (too often than I would like!) I'm always on the lookout for a decent burger joint to replace my love for Shake Shack. Luckily London offers a different, but equally as a good burger joint called Byron. (Be sure to check out their site, the branding is spot on.) They've just opened their latest restaurant in Putney and it looks a treat! I can't get enough of their quirky colour combinations, the herringbone floor, or the cosy two top tables next to rustic brick walls, so I had to pull together a few market items to match the look. What catches your eye about Byron's latest interior? Do you have a favourite type of interior for an eatery?