Supa Fama Restaurant and Bar

interior design, restaurant space, biophilic design, industrial aesthetic, verdant green, emerald, viridian, chromium oxide green, terracotta ochre, sienna, warm amber lighting, incandescent glow, globe pendant luminaires, spiral staircase, helical circulation, Boston fern, cascading foliage, corrugated wall panels, exposed ceiling infrastructure, mosaic tabletops, aqua tessellation, celadon, tropical mural, palm frond imagery, vintage signage, warehouse conversion aesthetic, adaptive reuse, multi-level dining, elevated vantage point, diagonal recession, geometric balustrade, steel railings, timber accents, atmospheric lighting, warm-cool contrast, biophilic naturalism, contemporary hospitality design, greenhouse aesthetic, intimate dining nodes, textural complexity, material juxtaposition, botanical canopy, environmental design excellence, contemplative atmosphere

Supa Fama is a restaurant and bar set over two floors within a shopping mall. The interior covers 950 square metres, with a ground floor of 650 square metres and a mezzanine of 300 square metres. The L-shaped plan is divided into a horseshoe-shaped bar and a dining hall arranged around a central courtyard planted with greenery. Raw iron and reclaimed timber are combined with living plants to contrast man-made and natural elements. The design draws on the image of a farmer's greenhouse and reflects the use of locally sourced produce.