Designed by Kate Archibald, La Condesa – a Tulum-inspired Mexican restaurant in the heart of Subiaco – offers a visually captivating ambience that compliments its vibrant cocktails and flavourful menu.
With nods to Hacienda Style, think rich caramel patterns and textures accented with subtle pops of colour peppered throughout the venue.
Nestled below the marble-topped bar, our Dowel Jones Volta High Chairs “strike a balance between old world glamour and modern sleekness”, says Kate, all while ensuring both exceptional quality and functionality needed in a restaurant space like La Condesa.
Kate Archibald:
“When sourcing furniture for the project it was paramount that each piece embodied quality manufacturing, durability and of course, gorgeous design…The Dowel Jones Volta High Chairs possess this on every account. I love its gorgeous design that, to me, strikes a balance between old-world glamour and modern sleekness.”
Here you'll find some of the pieces used in this project
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