The Melbourne-based practice previously converted a disused prison into a cafe through used pastel-coloured wedges to pattern the light wooden walls. "The contrasting elements of the Kitty Burns personality are creatively woven into every design element – Kitty's fun-loving, playful personality, juxtaposed with Burns' more serious and structured side."īiasol Design Studio was established in 2012 by Jean-Pierre Biasol. "The Skipping Girl story provided Kitty Burns with a name and created a dual personality for the brand," said the studio. The restaurant is located close to Melbourne's iconic Skipping Girl – a neon sign originally constructed in the 1930s that advertises a vinegar brewery. "To maintain this, we designed three main dining areas to break up the space, creating unique dining experiences that work together cohesively."Īcross the lower walls and surfaces, pale turquoise tiles contrast with Australian timber panels, while imitation greenery stretches towards the top of the high ceilings. "We took this as an opportunity to capitalise on stunning natural light and open space while ensuring a level of intimacy was maintained." "Challenges presented themselves in the shape of pre-existing six-metre-high ceilings," said Biasol Design Studio. Related story Australian prison converted into a cafe lined with colourful tessellating trianglesĭiners can also eat at a bar area in the centre of space, or outside on the restaurant's terrace.
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