The No. 19 restaurant in Melbourne was designed by Biasol and is a stunning example of local Australian interior design and architecture.
Local Australian full service interior design and architecture studio Biasol presents No. 19 Ascot Vale. Spanning both interiors and branding, the Biasol concept was an elegant, timeless space inspired by the Greek delicatessens that flourished around Melbourne in the 1950s. Located in a busy shopping strip, the site offered a promising starting point – 4.5-metre ceilings, skylights that flood the space with natural light, and a deep rectangular footprint.
A key priority in this project was to develop a strong relationship between the interior design and the brand itself. Every element – from the menus and coasters to the deli paper and crockery – has been carefully conceived, reflecting Biasol’s integrated interior design approach.
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