| Project Name | The Happenstance |
|---|---|
| Project Sector | Hospitality |
| Completion Date | 01/01/2013 |
| Client | Fusion Design and Architecture |
Description
Featuring so many of our most exciting ranges, The Happenstance is a treat for Solus as well as all of the customers lucky enough to visit. Standout herringbone patterns and Victorian floor designs excite and inspire.
Tiles Used
Tiles from the Synergy, Program 2 and Porcelain Solid Basics can be seen in The Happenstance.
Outcome
The perfect place to eat, drink and wind down after a busy day in the city, The Happenstance is an eclectically designed restaurant in the heart of London.
Designed by the team at Fusion Design and Architecture, The Happenstance is a latest in a long line of collaborations with Drake & Morgan and features a huge array of material from Solus.
In the entrance section of the bar, tiles from Solus’ Synergy range were laid in a complex herringbone pattern. Tiles were specially water jet cut by the in-house, expert team at Solus into long and thin plank shapes, and laid together.
Traditional victorian style tiles from the Program range were laid in various areas of the bar, with a particularly arresting combination used in the unusual flower/coffee shop. The designers selected a special triangular pattern made up of black and white pieces, creating a traditional yet modern surface design.
In the female toilets the herringbone floor makes a reappearance, this time in solid black. In contrast the male toilets feature a modern stripped design. Wall tiles from various collections were used throughout the bathrooms enhancing the rustic, industrial atmosphere.
