The interior design of the RESTAURANT SVIATOSLAV

Amazing, unique — without exaggeration, these are the epithets that the interior design of the RESTAURANT SVIATOSLAV truly deserves. The concept is based on the idea of recreating the street of a Ukrainian village somewhere in Polissia, Podillia, or the Carpathians, with all the attributes familiar to every Ukrainian.

The magnificent entrance doors with luxurious carvings and stained glass inserts open a world of forgotten antiquity, known to us from museums of antiquities. Inviting guests into the depths of the restaurant, a mosaic path made of natural marble stretches along the floor, symbolizing cross-stitch embroidery.

Enchanted by the soft glow of vintage lamps mounted on quadrangular carved columns, while pausing at individual details, the eye cannot immediately grasp the full richness of the restaurant’s interior, where each element is lovingly integrated into the overall picture.

The interior of the restaurant hall is filled with natural materials. Here, walls of a rural house are built from real wooden logs, there — a tavern with a thatched roof, and further — a pile of freshly chopped wood. In every angle, accent elements are skillfully woven in, emphasizing the special, ancient atmosphere of closeness to nature. For example, large pieces of wild Carpathian stone laid out along the central path, and densely placed live plants in pots. The light wooden plank ceiling is supported by thick beams darkened with time, which in turn rest on posts resembling knotted fragments of natural trees.

The design of the whitewashed walls evokes village huts painted in traditional national motifs — hollyhocks, sunflowers. The overall color palette is maintained in warm, rich golden and red-brown tones of wooden details, tablecloths on the tables, light brown leather upholstery of soft chairs, and dark brown thatch hanging on chains above the banquet table. In the interior design of the restaurant, natural plant motifs are present in the expensive wrought iron decor with sunflower designs in art deco style, located behind a luxurious soft sofa upholstered in natural leather.

The care for a cozy, comfortable rest is reflected in the luxurious design of the restrooms: expensive mirrors laid out in faceted diamonds, gilded vintage faucets, and marble tile finishes.