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Sneha Divias Atelier designs calming restaurant for kids
POSTED 30 Sep 2019 . BY Stu Robarts
Work on White & the Bear began in May 2018 Credit: Natelee Cocks
Sneha Divias Atelier have designed a children’s restaurant and concept store in Dubai that uses colours and materials to create an environment that is comfortable, calming and conducive to learning.

Unlike many spaces designed for children, White & the Bear doesn’t use a primary colour palette. Instead, neutral colours and warms tones accompany a minimalist design and materials were chosen for their aesthetic and maintenance requirements.

Despite that, there are playful elements throughout the restaurant, like bird-shaped lights that hang from the ceiling, chairs with ears and graphic design motifs dotted around. Different sized seating ensures that both adults and children are comfortable, while the restaurant’s washrooms are designed for children’s height.

On the ground floor, the restaurant is integrated with retail elements, like shelving to display merchandise. Upstairs, there's a reading area, workshops and birthday party rooms and a nursing area. Glass partitions separate the space.

Sneha Divias Atelier worked on the project in partnership with the contractor Neotech and the graphic design team Yellow. It began in May 2018 and was completed in May this year.
The project was completed in May 2019 Credit: Natelee Cocks
White & the Bear doesn’t use a primary colour palette Credit: Natelee Cocks
Neutral colours and warms tones to create a calming environment Credit: Natelee Cocks
Bird-shaped lights hang from the ceiling Credit: Natelee Cocks
Chairs in the restaurant have ears Credit: Natelee Cocks
Graphic design motifs are dotted around Credit: Natelee Cocks
There are playful elements throughout the restaurant Credit: Natelee Cocks
The restaurant was designed by Sneha Divias Atelier Credit: Natelee Cocks
Retail elements are integrated into the restaurant Credit: Natelee Cocks
There is a nursing area Credit: Natelee Cocks
The restaurant is designed to be comfortable for both adults and children Credit: Natelee Cocks
The restaurant’s washrooms are designed for children’s height Credit: Natelee Cocks
The calming colour scheme is pulled through into the washrooms Credit: Natelee Cocks
The restaurant is split across two floors Credit: Natelee Cocks
Upstairs, there is a reading area, workshops and birthday party rooms and the nursing area Credit: Natelee Cocks
Glass partitions separate the upstairs space Credit: Natelee Cocks
There is more retail space upstairs Credit: Natelee Cocks
The workshops and birthday party rooms can be used for events Credit: Natelee Cocks
Sneha Divias Atelier worked on the project in partnership with the contractor Neotech and the graphic design team Yellow Credit: Natelee Cocks
The restaurant is designed to be comfortable, calming and conducive to learning Credit: Natelee Cocks
 


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30 Sep 2019

Sneha Divias Atelier designs calming restaurant for kids
BY Stu Robarts

Work on White & the Bear began in May 2018

Work on White & the Bear began in May 2018
photo: Natelee Cocks

Sneha Divias Atelier have designed a children’s restaurant and concept store in Dubai that uses colours and materials to create an environment that is comfortable, calming and conducive to learning.

Unlike many spaces designed for children, White & the Bear doesn’t use a primary colour palette. Instead, neutral colours and warms tones accompany a minimalist design and materials were chosen for their aesthetic and maintenance requirements.

Despite that, there are playful elements throughout the restaurant, like bird-shaped lights that hang from the ceiling, chairs with ears and graphic design motifs dotted around. Different sized seating ensures that both adults and children are comfortable, while the restaurant’s washrooms are designed for children’s height.

On the ground floor, the restaurant is integrated with retail elements, like shelving to display merchandise. Upstairs, there's a reading area, workshops and birthday party rooms and a nursing area. Glass partitions separate the space.

Sneha Divias Atelier worked on the project in partnership with the contractor Neotech and the graphic design team Yellow. It began in May 2018 and was completed in May this year.



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