For NIVY Restaurant project we were approached by client to visualize and create interior design that would attract potential renters of attractive twenty-ninth floor space crowning the new city tower. We envisioned a design that would marry sleek modern elegance with natural materials used throughout there rest of the tower and building complex using complementary palette of rich dark wood and stone against bright metals and glass detailing. The shapes of space, particularly the wooden ceiling and bar should evoke the meandering floodplanes from which the building complex and this location derives its name.

With the imagery, we wanted to focus on the selling points of this space, the strong vantage point high above ground with view of all the city has to offer, from its Old Town district to fast developing downtown with its high rise towers such as the ones from Zaha Hadid visible dominantly on horizon.

We didn’t want to neglect small details that the eye can explore within and had great time creating them, such as the food compositions or the chef preparing them, done fully in CGI.

Photography of backplates and HDRi used to light the space were likewise created by us and used to render the image in print resolution of 7680px width in Corona renderer. Hope you enjoy the images as much as we had working on them.

Impremta has been a long running project for us that started humbly but eventually turned into something really unique looking, one of those rare keepers. Situated on Mallorca, it was sold out almost immediately after it left our hands, and after our brief shock I can only say it makes sense.

“There’s a rare sensation in being invisible around action. Like a child falling asleep to the soothing chatter of the parents’ dinner party. Being there, but at the same time, not.
Impremta Garden is just that. A unique urban residence with thought-through interiors and state of the art architecture, in a cosmopolitan class of its own, right in the very center of Palma. No neon signs. Instead, a sophisticated oasis, filled with timeless style, wrapped in centuries of Balearic history – and no one needs to know.” Credit: Whyte Lilja Architects