Commercial and Hospitality Interior Design
We approach commercial and hospitality spaces as immersive storytelling environments, using texture, light, and local craftsmanship to build a distinct brand identity.
A glimpse into The Restaurant at Hibiscus in Gurugram. The design is a canvas of colors and textures, from the main palette of soothing teal to the modernism of a cubism-inspired brass bar, all intended to elevate the dining experience.
The entrance to the bar area at The Restaurant at Hibiscus. The space is defined by its vibrant teal hues, custom wooden wine racks, and a striking photograph of the Ellora Caves by Amit Pasricha, blending modern design with Indian heritage.
A seating nook in the restaurant features plush teal velvet chairs set against a lime-washed wall with geometric brass inlay. The warm glow of the pendant lights creates an intimate and glamorous atmosphere.
A monochrome view of the cubism-inspired bar, designed and executed in radiant brass. This image highlights the bar's sharp, angular form and its role as a sophisticated, sculptural centerpiece in the restaurant.
This black and white shot of the dining area emphasizes the strong geometric patterns and the play of light and shadow. The design creates a visual symphony that is both modern and timeless.
A black and white photograph showing a console table with curated art and decor. This view highlights the restaurant's sophisticated, gallery-like feel, where every corner is thoughtfully composed.
About this collection
In our design for The Restaurant at Hibiscus, we prioritised a high-traffic flow by integrating custom-built elements like the cubism-inspired brass bar. We balanced durable finishes, such as lime wash and large-format wood panelling, with specific lighting to create a space that feels curated for the patron but remains functionally robust for daily hospitality operations.
Commercial design is not merely about aesthetics; it is about creating a dialogue between the brand and the visitor. When we approach hospitality projects, we view the layout as a functional stage. At The Restaurant at Hibiscus, we used a deliberate interplay of teal hues and warm wood to draw guests in and encourage interaction.
Durability is paramount in hospitality. We select materials that age gracefully—like our metal installations or natural lime wash walls—ensuring that the space retains its character even under the rigours of daily commercial use. From initial space planning to the final placement of art, our process ensures that the design serves the business model. We integrate custom furniture and lighting systems to highlight specific areas, creating a visual rhythm that guides the guest experience from entrance to table. Whether it is a boutique café or a large-scale restaurant, our focus remains on translating your brand identity into a tangible, physical space that respects the visitor experience.
Untitled Design
We are Amrita and Joya. At Untitled Design, we approach commercial spaces by treating them as living narratives. We believe a restaurant or office should feel personal, using Indian craftsmanship and raw, honest materials to ensure your brand stands out for the right reasons.
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