Architect Visit: Wexler's Restaurant by Aidlin Darling Design
From Janet
Just opened in San Francisco: upscale barbecue joint Wexler's, with an interior by Aidlin Darling Design. The architects created a modern rustic space, with unexpected red chandeliers and a ceiling sculpture made from wood with charred edges to give the sense of billowing smoke. Photos by Jennifer Yin/Eater SF.
July 6, 2009
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i like the feel from these images...the touches of red...yes
I saw those chairs in a restaurant in Paris called Fuxia, I wrote down the name (Torlix or something like it) but I lost the paper where I wrote it. Do you have any information?
Mariona,
The chairs are made by a French company called Tolix; the website is tolix.fr
Good luck!
Modern, yes, but I'm not getting anything rustic at all from these images.
