The Robert Restaurant in the Museum of Arts and Design
Meghan Young — December 24, 2009 — Art & Design
References: wolfsondesign & coolhunting
If I were to walk into the Museum of Arts and Design in New York and experience sudden, urgent hunger pains, the Robert Restaurant is exactly the type of eating area I would want to enter. I wouldn’t have known what to expect, of course, but it seems immensely appropriate.
Featuring sculptural furniture designs from Philip Michael Wolfson, the Robert Restaurant seems like a natural extension from the rest of the Museums outstanding showcases.
Check out the gallery above for images of the Robert Restaurant and visit Cool Hunting for more information.
Featuring sculptural furniture designs from Philip Michael Wolfson, the Robert Restaurant seems like a natural extension from the rest of the Museums outstanding showcases.
Check out the gallery above for images of the Robert Restaurant and visit Cool Hunting for more information.
Trend Themes
1. Psychedelic Museum Eateries - Creating immersive dining experiences in museum settings that reflect and enhance the art on display.
2. Sculptural Furniture Designs - Incorporating unique and artistic furniture designs into restaurant spaces to create a visually stunning and memorable experience for diners.
3. Art-inspired Dining Concepts - Developing dining concepts that draw inspiration from various forms of art, merging gastronomy with creative expression.
Industry Implications
1. Museum & Hospitality - Integrating dining options within museums, providing visitors with a holistic cultural and culinary experience.
2. Furniture Design - Collaborating with restaurants to create custom furniture pieces that merge functionality and artistic expression.
3. Fine Dining & Gastronomy - Exploring the intersection of culinary arts and visual arts to create immersive dining experiences for discerning food enthusiasts.
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