Tysta Mari | NOTE Design Studio

The city of Stockholm has recently renovated Östermalms Saluhall, one of the world's foremost food and dining venues. The brick building from 1888 has fantastic qualities, 

both interior and exterior. It also has the city's highest classification for cultural-historical buildings. An institution in Stockholm for people to enjoy delicious food or shop for fresh produce in a historical setting.

Tysta Mari is a new restaurant located in the renovated Östermalms Saluhall, designed by Note Design Studio. The studio centred their design approach around the fundamental experience of sharing food, as well as drawing on the four natural elements of earth, air, water, and fire – essential ingredients for eating and cooking – to create a welcoming environment that feels effortless, unexpected, and full of charm.

The design concept translates these principles not only in the overall layout of the restaurant, but also through its materiality. Visitors will find glazed tiles applied with thick grout, stone, and ceramics – as well as gauzy textiles and bespoke objects to facilitate a thoroughly thoughtful dining experience.