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New Seville restaurant Casaplata takes design cues from the paintings of Italian artist Giorgio Morandi.
Architects Lucas y Hernández-Gil were inspired by Morandi’s pastel-tinged still lifes, featuring ‘strong colour pieces that stand out over a silver grey atmosphere’. Casaplata – which takes over a former coffee shop at the base of a 1970s building – channels the same colour palette, with soft hues coming from furniture by Kresta Design set against concrete walls and flooring.
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‘The interior aesthetic is raw and austere in order to make the food on the metal trays stand out,’ says the practice.
Exposed metal pipes, metal ceiling panels and a curving concrete bar top continue the industrial vibe.
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Sevillians can enjoy a menu of contemporary but simple mediterranean fare, such as cured meats, smoked mackerel and spanish omelettes. Casaplata also doubles as a cocktail bar.
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