The Budapest Café by Biasol

ArchiPro Project Summary - The Budapest Café in Melbourne, inspired by Wes Anderson's visual style, features a modern design that creates an immersive, gallery-like experience with bold colors and earthy tones, completed in 2020.

Title:: The Budapest Café
Interior Designer:: Biasol
Category:: Commercial/; Interiors
Completed:: 2020
Price range:: $0.25m - $0.5m
Building style:: Modern
Photographers:: Derek Swalwell

Filmmaker Wes Anderson’s idiosyncratic visual style inspired the design of The Budapest Café in Melbourne, which follows the success of The Budapest Café in Chengdu, China. Drawing on our appetite for modern abstract art, design and hospitality, we evolved the design experience to create an immersive, gallery-like experience. Minimising the built form maximised the space and the impact of colour in the imaginative and evocative space. Bold, offbeat elements encourage patrons to engage with the design, and the natural earthy palette exudes warmth, texture and character and reflects the local design sensibility.

Location Melbourne, AustraliaCategory HospitalityCompletion 2020Services Interior Design, Interior StylingPhotography Derek Swalwell

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Biasol

Interior Designers

Melbourne, Victoria

biasol.com.au

Biasol. We are inspired by the people we meet, and the relationships we keep. Biasol (pronounced ‘b–are–zoul’) is a multidisciplinary design studio based in Melbourne. With a focus on the design of interior spaces, building typologies, products, and branded environments, we work collaboratively with Australian and international clients to realise spaces and experiences that merge the intricacies of design to deliver considered outcomes that engage both physically and emotionally. Biasol was established in 2012 by Jean-Pierre Biasol whose Italian heritage and broader European educational influences nurtured a resonance and respect for the naturally diverse working processes common within European design practices. The Biasol approach draws on many complementary disciplines to create experiences that surpass expectation, harnessing intuitive, beautiful and highly engaging environments, products and brands.