Five restaurants that have chosen VIBIA lamps to stand out from the others

For most people, going to the restaurant means having a pleasant time, not only enjoying a good meal, but also a unique atmosphere. Design is now an integral part of the restaurant personality, and it also allows to differentiate itself in the eyes of customers, increasingly lost with so much offers. Discover some international restaurants that have chosen Vibia lamps to differentiate themselves, five restaurants in which an impressive design lighting skillfully enhances the culinary value, creating a complete sensory experience.

The Riviera in Ottawa resides in a 1920s Art Deco building. Distinguished by soaring
50-foot ceilings, its swanky design features a brass bar, leather banquettes and marble accents. Highlighting the vertical space, Wireflow pendants by Arik Levy dangle dramatically over the bar, its long, lean lines echoing the grand scale of the space and the neoclassical columns behind it.

Ottawa Riviera

At Valencia's Komori restaurant, Japanese cuisine is served in a modern setting that's as streamlined and elegant as the food itself. Vibia's Match pendant designed by Jordi Vilardell and Meritxell Vidal serves as a sculptural element suspended over the marble communal table. The bespoke fixture features slender rods of aluminum tipped with LEDs, its jagged silhouette directed downward in a striking, illuminated focal point.

Komori

A chic sushi restaurant in Rome, Shinto features sleek contemporary décor that includes Arik Levy's Wireflow Chandelier pendant. Its geometric design traces spare, spiderweb-like silhouettes against the backdrop of ancient, exposed-brick ceilings. Other tables are illuminated by Levy's North pendants, their dramatic dark shades casting a contained pool of light that helps define each table.

Shinto

Shinto

Shinto

At Panama City's Brutto, shared plates and cutting-edge international cuisine have
earned accolades. The dazzling, expansive space is an equal draw, distinguished by
its bold co-mingling of pattern, color and form. Suspended from exposed concrete
ceilings, Arik Levy's Wireflow Free-Form features electrical cables that match the
industrial mood, its simple silhouette offering a restrained complement to the room's
riotous display of geometric designs.

Brutto

Brutto

Situated in Florence's historic Renaissance Palazzo, the Strozzi Caffé-Colle Bereto Winery offers a relaxed yet refined environment for contemporary Tuscan fare. Vibia's Wireflow Chandelier pendant by Arik Levy hangs over the bar, casting a moody, ambient glow that mirrors the space's intimate atmosphere. Amid the 16th-century architecture, the fixture's black electrical cables play crisp counterpoint to the gentle curves of barrel-vaulted ceilings.

Strozzi Caffé

Strozzi Caffé

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