SHIDRAH Selected project
Hameara. A restaurant shaped in material and light.
The Hameara restaurant in the Negev brings together a sculpted bar, textured walls, timber and integrated lighting. The work is presented through the wider room and close photographs of the surfaces, fittings and illuminated details.
One material language
The bar is a focal point, with a timber counter above a sculpted face and light tracing its form. The surrounding walls carry related texture. Woven pendant lights and the warmer timber surfaces sit alongside the heavier sculptural elements.
The dining area
Circular illuminated features sit above the seating, while relief along the wall introduces another scale of detail. The sequence of room views and close-ups shows how the broad composition connects to the material work.
From a photograph to a new commission
This project is an example of the studio’s approach to artistic interiors. A new restaurant needs its own brief, scope and material decisions. If you are considering a sculpted bar, feature wall or wider interior treatment, share the room and what you want it to become.
A closer look
