Biggie Smalls

Biggie Smalls’ new Windsor restaurant blends street art and hip-hop influences with an elegant New York City diner aesthetic.

BY Indesignlive

January 10th, 2018

Tags: Axess-Glass, Douglas and Bec, Dulux, Fethers, G-Lux, instyle, Light Project, Market Timbers

Furniture
Instyle – Joinery vinyl

Lighting
Light Project – Intra Lighting – Pipes S Suspended can light, Nocturnal – Dunnart low profile surface mounted direct wall light
Douglas & Bec – Line Wall Light

Finishes
Axess Glass – Fluted Glass
Dulux – Acrylic wall paint –Deep Rift
Fethers – Brass and metalwork and timber veneer
G-Lux – Bar counter stone – brown antique granite
Market Timbers – Stained American oak

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