AMRIT

A design emergency! 🔥

Late one afternoon, we got an urgent call from Amrit, one of Berlin’s most beloved family run Indian restaurant chains, needed our help after a devastating kitchen fire. The reestaurant was in ashes, and we had 3 weeks to make the space beautiful again!

2025

Interior design
Creative consultancy
Colour design
Carpentery
Light design
Montage
Decoration

Credits:

Coordination - S&B Studio
Creative direction - Tom Herman
Technical design - Agustin Baztarrica
Interior partner - Milca Borja
Junior architect - Yukon Acosta
Tiles & Drywall - Kai Franz
Workshop - Mason Juday
Montage - Oscar Kirsch
Montage - Fausto Aun

And the whole team for pulling together!

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Already a big name in Berlin’s restaurant scene, these seasoned professionals weren’t about to waste a moment recovering from the accident. Over 200 square meters of charred and melted interiors had to be completely reimagined. A dedicated team of skilled workers joined forces to resurrect this iconic space.

With this new beginning came an incredible opportunity:
a fresh face, a bold new color palette, cool modern curves. The space came to life once again.

Our team worked tirelessly for 3 weeks, and some very long days to turn this vision into reality. From consultancy, to technical planning, logistics, and montage, it was absolutely worth it. Not only did the new style feel refreshed and completely up to date, but it still reflected the original warm soulful personality that Amrit was already loved for.

Beyond the design, what truly inspired us was the way this family approaches every aspect of their restaurant. The food, the service, and the beautiful presentation of every dish were nothing short of exceptional. Their meticulous attention to detail showed their deep knowledge as seasoned restaurateurs. Above all, they put the customer’s experience at the heart of everything they do.

We are huge fans of this inspiring team, and it was an honor to collaborate on something so meaningful. We’re excited about the possibility of working together on more projects in the future.

Photos credits: Arianna Romagna