ricky and pinky’s is a chinese bistro restaurant located inside the builders arms hotel in melbourne, australia.
the interior design by sibling architecture echoes the period of late
1970s, where an influx of cultural practices were absorbed by australia
and emerged in food and design
despite the restaurant being set in an australian pub, the
execution of color, detail and material showcases a distinctive
presence; all the while referencing the past faux-opulence of the
suburban era. sinuous piping is one of the chinese motifs that is visible in sibling architecture’s
design. the golden and blue piping wraps around the space to form
mirrored lighting features, boundaries and is a reference to the
patterns of shanghainese art-deco. the neutral surfaces are offset with
the splashes of color that range from pastel to more vibrant hues
small details culminate to guide diners to see their food reflected into infinity, a nod to longevity in chinese culture.
terrazzo lazy susans take central place at the table as a rotating
device for family and friends to come together around food. these
elements introduced to its melbourne context, bringing together
sino-australian cultures
sinuous piping reconstructs the traditional chinese gateway to welcome the patron
.
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