HOSPITALITY DESIGN

Places people want to return to

Architecture, interiors and installations for restaurants, bars, hotels and destinations. Mamou-Mani brings computational design, material exploration and fabrication knowledge together to give each place its own identity.

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What we can help you develop

Commission an architectural scheme, an interior feature or a destination landmark. We agree the design and fabrication scope with you and your wider team at the outset.

Architecture and destinations

Buildings, gathering spaces and landmarks shaped around the site and the experience of arriving, exploring and staying.

Interior features

Bars, ceilings, screens and sculptural elements that give a restaurant or hospitality space a coherent identity.

Design and making

Material studies, digital design and physical prototypes, with fabrication by Fab.Pub or specialist partners where included in the agreed scope.

THK Tower with visitors gathered beneath its sweeping rattan structure at Nuanu, Bali

DESTINATION LANDMARKS

THK Tower, Nuanu, Bali

A symbolic lighthouse that anchors a wider hospitality and cultural destination.

A recognisable silhouette, a place to gather and a route above the landscape. THK Tower combines reclaimed ironwood, rattan and a changing night-time experience to give Nuanu a distinctive centrepiece.

Designed with structural, fabrication and local delivery collaborators. Explore the project for the architecture, visitor experience and full team credits.

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Restaurants and bars with a distinct identity

A sculptural centrepiece can shape the character of a room, from the bar and ceiling to the materials guests encounter up close.

Roe dining room and bar beneath the sculptural canopy, Canary Wharf

Roe Restaurant, Canary Wharf

A restaurant identity carried through a sculptural centrepiece, bar cladding and planted elements, designed by Mamou-Mani and fabricated by Fab.Pub in collaboration with the wider interior team.

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The Wavery bar and ceiling at Fortnum & Mason

The Wavery Bar, Fortnum & Mason

A family of 3D-printed bar and ceiling elements and stools, designed by Mamou-Mani and made at Fab.Pub in London.

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Photograph: David Loftus.

Wellbeing and hospitality concepts

Explore our design studies for retreats, beach clubs and wellbeing spaces. These are concept projects, shown separately from the completed work above.

How we work with you

1. Understand the place and brief

Share your site, guest experience, operational needs and opening programme. An early idea is enough to begin a discussion.

2. Agree a scope and design direction

We establish what you need from us, the project team and the budget for our work, then develop a design response to the place and brief.

3. Test the details that matter

Digital studies and physical prototypes can help resolve geometry, material, finish and assembly before decisions are taken forward.

4. Plan the route to delivery

We agree responsibilities for specialist design, approvals, fabrication and installation with the wider team. Fabrication and installation are included only where agreed in our scope.

To start, tell us the location, project type, current stage and intended opening date. Plans, photographs and an indicative budget are helpful if available.

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