AMETSA WITH ARZAK INSTRUCTION, COMO THE HALKIN, LONDON
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The restaurant’s interior was designed by London-based Ab Rogers Design, who took inspiration from the raw aesthetic of the original Arzak restaurant in San Sebastian, Spain, which holds three Michelin stars.
The focal point of Ametsa is a wave-like ceiling, created from 7,000 glass receptacles filled with spices. Part sculpture part chandelier, 1500 led lights, embedded in acoustic ceiling panels, illuminate the delicate glass tubes to forms a warm glittering canopy.
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