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Chai Ki
Chai Ki
London, United Kingdom
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Chai Ki
London, United Kingdom
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2015
SIZE
5000 sqft - 10,000 sqft
BUDGET
Undisclosed
DesignLSM, have recently completed the interior design for Chai Ki in Canary Wharf. This is the second restaurant for owner Rohit Chugh – the first being Roti Chai located on Portman Mews South, London.
Chai Ki is seen as a development from the original restaurant, creating striking new interiors with influences from Roti Chai. Other inspirations were drawn from New York and the space itself – which consists of high ceilings and dramatic areas; ideal for our designers to create a visual arresting interior.
The design style is urban, with raw finishes and detailed design features. Each area within the space has its own character and personality; yet has been designed to ensure visual harmony across the whole scheme. Subtle features nod to the Indian heritage; such as the waiter stations that are reminiscent of street based Chai stands and the headlight feature on the walls that are seen on motorcycles in Indian cities.
Chai Ki is seen as a development from the original restaurant, creating striking new interiors with influences from Roti Chai. Other inspirations were drawn from New York and the space itself – which consists of high ceilings and dramatic areas; ideal for our designers to create a visual arresting interior.
The design style is urban, with raw finishes and detailed design features. Each area within the space has its own character and personality; yet has been designed to ensure visual harmony across the whole scheme. Subtle features nod to the Indian heritage; such as the waiter stations that are reminiscent of street based Chai stands and the headlight feature on the walls that are seen on motorcycles in Indian cities.
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