GBK, Greenwich

12 years ago Commercial

An extremely busy outlet for this expanding brand and completed as part of an ongoing relationship with renowned British architectural practise Moreno Masey. A number of skinflints Czechoslovakian industrial lights are utilised to highlight key areas with a run of 1930s opaline department store globes positioned above the servery providing both a functional lighting level and decorative impact.

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