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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.

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

Colours
10
Usage
Walls only
Appearance
Mono Colour
Material
Ceramic

District