Corzetti
Amalfi Boat culture fascinates and revitalizes Downtown San Francisco
We were honored to be able to design such a vibrant addition to the downtown SF restaurant scene. This lively and energizing space takes you away to the Amalfi Coast while still feeling perfectly positioned in the urban setting of downtown San Francisco. This oasis has lots of high saturated red tones that highlight the unique mediterranean architecture that existed in the space. A wooden cloud structure hangs above the dining room representing the undulation of the sea and picks up a curved motif we accentuate throughout the space.
We were honored to be able to design such a vibrant addition to the downtown SF restaurant scene. This lively and energizing space takes you away to the Amalfi Coast while still feeling perfectly positioned in the urban setting of downtown San Francisco. This oasis has lots of high saturated red tones that highlight the unique mediterranean architecture that existed in the space. A wooden cloud structure hangs above the dining room representing the undulation of the sea and picks up a curved motif we accentuate throughout the space.
“For a long time, I have wanted to open a coastal Italian restaurant that served the simple, but precisely executed food I grew up eating,” explains Adriano Paganini, founder of Back of the House restaurant group.
“For a long time, I have wanted to open a coastal Italian restaurant that served the simple, but precisely executed food I grew up eating,” explains Adriano Paganini, founder of Back of the House restaurant group.
“For a long time, I have wanted to open a coastal Italian restaurant that served the simple, but precisely executed food I grew up eating,” explains Adriano Paganini, founder of Back of the House restaurant group.
“For a long time, I have wanted to open a coastal Italian restaurant that served the simple, but precisely executed food I grew up eating,” explains Adriano Paganini, founder of Back of the House restaurant group.
