The Pavilion is a booth and its own little room. A U of bottle-green velvet seating, vertically channelled, sits on a brushed-brass kick plinth around a rectangular walnut table with a fluted walnut pedestal. Around it, walnut screens carved with an eight-point geometric lattice rise above head height on three sides, framed in solid timber with plain panels at the base.
A brushed-brass rail spans the open front and carries an ivory curtain with a tasselled tie-back, so the booth can be left open to the room or drawn closed for privacy. A pierced brass lantern hangs from the frame over the table.
Construction. Free-standing screen frame in solid walnut with CNC-cut lattice panels; booth seating built as separate units and bolted to the frame; brass rail and lantern hanger engineered into the structure; cable route for the lantern drawn on the shop drawing.
Where it works. Hotel restaurants, Middle Eastern and Levantine dining rooms, and any venue that sells a private-table experience.
Options. Lattice pattern, screen height, curtain fabric, velvet or leather seating, table size and lighting. Fire-retardant drapery and upholstery specified to your market on request.
