
mamuli translates georgian culture and traditions into layered restaurant interior
the interior features intricate crafted elements like peppercorn balusters, beehive chandeliers, tree-trunk tables, and gold plaster.
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architecture in georgia surveys the contemporary condition of the country’s built environment, showcasing a range of innovative projects and the diverse materials and unconventional forms employed in their construction.

the interior features intricate crafted elements like peppercorn balusters, beehive chandeliers, tree-trunk tables, and gold plaster.






clad between light columns in contrasting natural hues, the architectural prism intertwines and encapsulates the sky and daylight.

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International Furniture Design Competition Asahikawa [IFDA] deadline: december 11th, 2026