ONE PICO RESTAURANT REOPENS FOLLOWING REFURBISHMENT BY AWARD-WINNING DESIGN COMPANY
Following lengthy planning and an intense eight day refurbishment, Dublin’s renowned One Pico Restaurant has reopened with an elegant design by Fineline commercial interior designers. The new design compliments the unique and sophisticated style of Chef and Proprietor Eamonn O’Reilly.
The refurbishment included a complete redesign of the existing Reception and Bar, the Ground Floor Restaurant and Private Function Room. ‘’The design has subtle influences from the Art Deco period reflecting the style of the 1920s and 1930s.The décor combines the glamour of this original movie star era with luxurious touches’’ describes Denise Ryan, Creative Director of Fineline Design. “The restaurant, while reminiscent of New York and Parisian elegance, maintains a relaxed atmosphere.’’
According to Eamonn, “One Pico has a loyal and regular clientele, and we wanted to create a fresh and stimulating experience for them yet also appeal to new customers or those who have not been for some time.’’
Fineline have created a continuous theme encompassing multiple design elements from logo and graphic development to uniform design; from flower displays to music for the interior.
Further highlighting the end to end creative services offered by Fineline, One Pico features a bespoke soundtrack tailored to achieve harmony between the award winning culinary experience and the ambience of the tasteful décor.
Recently featured with Ryan Tubridy on The Tubridy Show, ‘Fineline Sounds’ is a unique and custom service informed by an in-depth understanding of the customer, a passion for music and the nuances and intention of the design goals. Fineline partners with a range of experts from the music industry and media to develop this distinctive offering.
In the case of One Pico, Fineline teamed up with journalist and editor Tony Clayton-Lea whose cultural and travel expertise complimented the desired design aesthetic.
‘Fineline Sounds’ offers an invaluable alternative to the rental systems offered by audio companies or CDs preferred by staff.
Following lengthy planning and an intense eight day refurbishment, Dublin’s renowned One Pico Restaurant has reopened with an elegant design by Fineline commercial interior designers. The new design compliments the unique and sophisticated style of Chef and Proprietor Eamonn O’Reilly. The refurbishment included a complete redesign of the existing Reception and Bar, the Ground Floor Restaurant and Private Function Room. ‘’The design has subtle influences from the Art Deco period reflecting the style of the 1920s and 1930s.The décor combines the glamour of this original movie star era with luxurious touches’’ describes Denise Ryan, Creative Director of Fineline Design. “The restaurant, while reminiscent of New York and Parisian elegance, maintains a relaxed atmosphere.’’
According to Eamonn, “One Pico has a loyal and regular clientele, and we wanted to create a fresh and stimulating experience for them yet also appeal to new customers or those who have not been for some time.’’Fineline have created a continuous theme encompassing multiple design elements from logo and graphic development to uniform design; from flower displays to music for the interior.
Further highlighting the end to end creative services offered by Fineline, One Pico features a bespoke soundtrack tailored to achieve harmony between the award winning culinary experience and the ambience of the tasteful décor.
Recently featured with Ryan Tubridy on The Tubridy Show, ‘Fineline Sounds’ is a unique and custom service informed by an in-depth understanding of the customer, a passion for music and the nuances and intention of the design goals. Fineline partners with a range of experts from the music industry and media to develop this distinctive offering.
In the case of One Pico, Fineline teamed up with journalist and editor Tony Clayton-Lea whose cultural and travel expertise complimented the desired design aesthetic.
‘Fineline Sounds’ offers an invaluable alternative to the rental systems offered by audio companies or CDs preferred by staff.
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