berlin studio gonzalez haase AAS, has completed a bright, cheerful, patchwork interior for healthy fast-food ‘beets and roots’ restaurant in the heart of the german capital. the interior is divided into colored zones which are connected through the use of pastel tiles, which cover the walls, floor and bar area.
all images courtesy gonzalez haase © thomas meyer / ostkreuz
the pixelated fashion of the tiles adds a contemporary layer to the restaurant which is reminiscent to that of an american diner. gonzalez haase AAS has evoked this casual atmosphere, through the use of irregular neon halos and canteen-style bar. all of these elements are juxtaposed against bare concrete walls and wooden seating areas, which help contribute towards the modern and honest philosophy that beets and roots aims to provide.
beets and roots, große hamburger str. 38, berlin, germany
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Looks to me like the photographers came a couple of weeks to early. Valiant attempt at the raw unfinished look but in the end it seems like a bunch of styles poorly combined… often the result of copying something instead of understanding the style well enough to innovate with it. Beyond that, the bulky character of the wooden furniture is totally out of place.