Honey & Co has recently moved its inaugural restaurant in Warren Street, London, where it has been serving its much-loved Middle Eastern cuisine for ten years, to a new, bigger location in Bloomsbury.
The restaurant has relocated to Lamb’s Conduit Street taking over the site of a former restaurant, which has been brought to life through a design collaboration with south London-based designers, Studio Found.
Studio Found has once again worked with Itamar Srulovich and Sarit Packer, owners of Honey & Co, to come up with an interior design concept that perfectly reflects the food and ambiance that Honey & Co is so well known for.
It was a truly collaborative design process which enabled Itamar and Sarit to bring their own personal touches to the space; from sourcing the vintage furniture and art to Sarit hand making all the pottery, coffee cups, jugs and plates used in the restaurant.
The owners wanted their new venue to be a welcoming, homely and aspirational space, with a subtle and light finish that would enhance the vibrant food and drink Honey & Co serves.
Through the choice of colours and materials, Studio Found met this brief, coming up with a concept that evoked a homely feel and created a relaxing space for diners to enjoy great Middle-Eastern food and drink.
Having worked with the Honey & Co team before at Honey & Smoke: Grill House, Studio Found enjoyed the challenge of creating a special space for the new venue. There was a real emphasis on retaining and reusing as much as possible of what was already at the new site.
