Sam's Riverside reflects iconic Riverside Studios
- Project name
- Sam's Riverside
- Project sector
- Hospitality
- Completion date
- 01/03/20
- Client
- DesignLSM
- Ranges
- District
Taking inspiration from the iconic Riverside Studios it sits within, a new British brasserie-style restaurant has been delicately designed to reflect its dramatic surroundings.
Sam’s Riverside is located inside London’s landmark arts and entertainment complex which has recently undergone a major multi-million-pound regeneration project.
The dynamic cultural venue features flexible performance space, a TV studio, cinemas, event and rehearsal space, a gallery, workspaces, the centre’s archive, bars and restaurants.
Award-winning hospitality studio DesignLSM has carefully composed the eatery to reflect the glamour and sophistication of the entertainment industry, whilst paying homage to the building’s rich heritage.
- Wall opening: 5BST101
Overlooking the stunning scenery of the River Thames in Hammersmith, Sam’s Riverside features a 90-seat all day restaurant with private dining room for up to 16 guests and outdoor space for a further 40. Large windows frame the front of the venue in natural light, allowing diners to take in the truly breath-taking vista while enjoying delicious contemporary dishes.
Solus’ on-trend textured Cheswick wall tiles from the District range perfectly complement the chic décor while the bespoke triangular floor pattern comprising Cooper, Harrow and Staged from the Athens range creates a unique focal point around the bar.
Owner Sam Harrison said: “Riverside Studios is the perfect place to open a restaurant and I am delighted that Sam’s Riverside can play a part in the next chapter of this iconic building’s story. Solus’ bespoke Athens feature floor tiles were an inspirational choice and really stand out among the soft palette, creating a ‘wow’ factor, while the Cheswick range adds character to the walls.”
Senior Designer at DesignLSM Tom Munson added: “Our brief was to create a juxtaposition of highly refined materials, offering a contemporary backdrop focused around the resplendent riverside views. The décor depicts the vibrancy and creative persona of the West London neighbourhood it sits within while a considered palette of stained oak, brass and marble creates an honesty and openness that seamlessly unifies the space. We introduced a softness through the furnishings in rich dark teal, burnt orange and subtle pinks while Solus’ custom-cut tiles add a touch of exclusivity.”
CREDIT
- Architect
DesignLSM
- Principal Contractor
Du Boulay
- Photography
Andrew Burton Photography