Photography by David Zarzoso
Francesc Rifé Studio have designed Canalla Bistro, a modern restaurant in Mexico City where the interior has been covered in wooden shingles.
Photography by David Zarzoso
As the restaurant and brand originates in Valencia, Spain, the wood used to cover the walls are both Mexican and Spanish, and were once orange crates.
Photography by David Zarzoso
A large graffiti mural by street artist Seher One covers the walls that hide the semi-open kitchen, and depicts Mexican wrestling.
Photography by David Zarzoso
To contribute to the restaurant’s informal concept, the flooring has been created using small tiles in natural stone, similar to a cobblestone street.
Photography by David Zarzoso
All three elements, the shingles, the mural, and the stone flooring, have been used to create a contemporary restaurant interior that’s unique in its design.