Patch Design Studio

The central open to sky, roof-top courtyard, with its white furniture, live-performance wooden stage and herb-planter wall, exudes a relaxed vibe. Suspended above the courtyard is a large ring of lights.

The Salt House

The Salt House is a chic bistro, restaurant and club lounge, all rolled into one, spread across the entire roof-top, and split into three sections. The large terrace area is divided into these three distinct seating zones. 

The formal indoor restaurant seating area opens onto the open to sky courtyard café space with herb garden green planter wall, which also opens into the double height glass house lounge specifically made for events and parties. A neutral monochromatic colour palette is used against which the various natural textures of the materials stand out.  Each space with it’s own distinct vibe, seamlessly flows into the other, thus making this layering of spaces easily adaptable through the day, from breakfast to sundowners.

PROJECT DETAILS

  • Client

    The Salt House

  • Builtup Area

    7,000 sq.ft.

  • Location

    Kolkata, India

  • Completed

    2018

The central open to sky, roof-top courtyard, with its white furniture, live-performance wooden stage and herb-planter wall, exudes a relaxed vibe. Suspended above the courtyard is a large ring of lights.
Green plants are scattered all across the three spaces tying the overall space together.
With clutter free furniture, wooden flooring, black-grey walls, and custom designed light fixtures, the lounge transitions beautifully from day to night. The glass roof extends the drama by offering uninterrupted views of the skies and its changing colours.
The formal indoor dining space is darker, and quieter, in terms of its use of materials, textures and colours. Distinct in their feel, and offering different experiences, the three spaces still stand together as one large space, when the large sliding panels are opened up, connecting all three spaces.
The spaces are connected by a corridor flanked by the herb planter wall offering glimpses of the courtyard beyond.
Similar materials as the rest of the restaurant were used in the washrooms as well.
Floor Plan
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