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SOBO wraps paris listening restaurant in oak, vintage furniture, and acoustic panels
a paris restaurant turns into an intimate plant-based dining and listening space where interior architecture, acoustics, bespoke furniture and music come together. The post SOBO wraps paris listening restaurant in oak, vintage furniture, and acoustic
a paris restaurant turns into an intimate plant-based dining and listening space where interior architecture, acoustics, bespoke furniture and music come together. The post SOBO wraps paris listening restaurant in oak, vintage furniture, and acoustic panels appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.
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Studio Louis Morgan designs SOBO, a dining and listening space
SOBO is an 80-sqm plant-based restaurant and listening space in Paris designed by Studio Louis Morgan and interior architect Louis Aspar. Conceived as a multisensory hospitality experience, the project brings together interior architecture, food, music, materiality and acoustic design. Inspired by the intimate atmosphere of Japanese ryokans and listening cafés, Studio Louis Morgan developed a warm interior defined by mahogany-toned oak panelling, bespoke joinery, vintage furniture and carefully controlled lighting. The material palette creates an atmosphere that is both intimate and contemporary, providing a distinctive setting for dining and listening. Sound was considered as an architectural material rather than a purely technical element. Custom audio equipment and plant-fibre acoustic ceiling panels contribute to the acoustic comfort of the restaurant while creating an environment dedicated to vinyl listening. Architecture, furniture, lighting, acoustics and circulation were developed as parts of a single narrative. Rather than treating the restaurant as a collection of decorative elements, Studio Louis Morgan designed SOBO around the relationship between space, sound and guest experience. The project reflects the studio’s wider approach to hospitality design, developing restaurants, hotels, bars and other hospitality spaces through the integration of identity, functionality, materiality and experience. the material palette combines warm tones with a contemporary spatial language project info: name: SOBO location: Paris, France photographer: Irvin Heller 
all images by Irvin Heller Dining, music, materiality, and acoustic design come together
SOBO is an 80-sqm plant-based restaurant and listening space in Paris 
Studio Louis Morgan designs SOBO as a multisensory hospitality space 
the interior brings together dining, music, materiality, and acoustic design 
mahogany-toned oak paneling gives the interior a warm material character 
vintage furniture adds a contrasting layer to the contemporary interior 
bespoke elements and vintage furniture create a layered hospitality environment 
sound is treated as an architectural material throughout the restaurant 
the interior connects identity, functionality, materiality, and acoustic comfort 
plant-fiber acoustic ceiling panels improve sound control within the space 
SOBO draws on the intimate atmosphere of Japanese ryokans and listening cafés 
carefully controlled lighting contributes to SOBO’s intimate atmosphere 
the restaurant organizes circulation around the relationship between space and sound
architect: Louis Aspar / Studio Louis Morgan | @studiolouismorgan_louis_aspar_
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