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California Cafe
King of Prussia, Pennsylvania
The stylish, upscale restaurant located in a large urban shopping center offers a welcome oasis from standard mall fare. Whimsical metal sculpted palm trees on the storefront exterior allude to the delights of "California" dining. Once inside, the true feast is for the eyes. Serpentine soffits and organic shapes hanging from the ceiling are painted hues of Wedgewood blue, a rich burgundy, and jade green. Wall sculptures and framed artwork compliment the finish colors and materials. Custom designed, contemporary light fixtures feature formed metal wall sconces and a series of metal and wood cone shaped bases topped with a spun copper sphere light fixture. Cherry and maple woods used for seating and millwork accentuate the café's warm ambiance.
Special Design Features:
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Other lighting designs include abstract shapes of glass hanging like a mobile lit above the fibre optics filtering through perforated ceiling tiles. |
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Art glass is used for the storefront and booth partitions. |
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The wood burning brick oven features a shattered mosaic using McIntyre tiles. |
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Designed by: |
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to Design & EDG |
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Square footage: |
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6,630 sq. ft. |
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Seating: |
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271 |
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Construction Cost: |
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2.8 million dollars |
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Artist: |
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Marshall Burns |
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Scope of Work: |
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Concept Development
Space planning
Interior finishes
Commission artwork
Lighting
Furniture selection
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