360 Food Lounge Café - Furniture selection and production

About the project:

When clients come back to us with a new project, it’s one of the best compliments we can receive.

We began working with the “360” team last year, furnishing the spaces for their trampoline park. At that time, we produced a wide variety of brightly colored furniture for the project, designed for an active and playful environment.

We’re happy that our collaboration is continuing this year in the new “360 Food Lounge” space.
 

Project details:

Project: 360 Food lounge

Location: Vilnius, Lithuania

Sector: HoReCa

Interior design: Rasku Architecture

Services: Furniture production and supply

Furniture: Chairs, tables, custom-made upholstered benches
 

Project concept:

The interior of the “360 Food lounge” is dominated by darker tones and clean lines, while furniture in warmer shades adds coziness to the space and provides a striking contrast to the overall interior style.

The various seating areas are designed for both quick coffee breaks and longer stays. Orange armchairs, tables of various sizes and lounge benches covered in distinctive patterned fabric add unique character to the space.

Our solution:

We produced and supplied chairs, tables and custom-made benches for the new “360 Food lounge” space.

One of the most interesting design elements was the custom-made benches, which were upholstered in a striking patterned fabric. In the dark interior, they create a strong graphic accent, while the warm orange armchairs help balance the overall mood and lend the space a cozy feel.
 

The result:

This project is special to us not only because of the final result. It’s always a pleasure to see a completed space, but it’s even more exciting when, after our first project together, a client returns with new ideas and once again entrusts us with furnishing their space.

Last year, it was colorful furniture for a trampoline park, and this year, the new “360 Food lounge” space.

We’re grateful to have been part of this “360” story once again and to have helped bring Rasku Architecture’s interior vision to life with furniture specially selected and prodced for this space.
 

Interior Design: Rasku Architecture

Photos: Mona Avik