Architectural bureau V12 Architects designed a cafe of the Moscow network “Brothers Karavaevs”. This is their second joint project, and for the network - the thirtieth in a row.
By topic: Ruski - a trendy restaurant with a national drive
The appearance of the new institution is prompted by the surroundings - the Ramenki district with its abundance of greenery and the Botanical Garden of the Biological Faculty of Moscow State University located nearby. The authors of the project, Elizaveta Semenova and Yevgeny Schetinkin, decided to attract topical botany, shoots, herbs, fruits and works of the breeder Ivan Michurin to the interior. The dominant color is greenery, in the setting of a small cafe there are garden benches, grass on the ceiling, and a barrel-shaped sink. There is also its own "greenhouse" - an open kitchen, fenced from the hall for visitors by a polycarbonate partition. Fashionable terrazzo floor laid out manually. The walls enliven bright accents - neon inscriptions made by the Moscow studio Contrast Foundry, and spectacular graphics, which was painted by the artist Marat Morik.
By topic: Terrazzo
Mirror inserts visually increase the floor area. 
Perforated panels on the walls and pressed grass Green Board on the ceiling improve the acoustics and do not let in extra noise. 
Shelves are designed by architects. 
For the comfort of lighting meets the combination of architectural light ERCO and decorative lamps VIbia and Flos (including the famous AIM, diz. E. and R. Burullek, 2013) Special attention was paid to the functional. Transferred to one of the entrances to the cafe and expanded the second to properly distribute the flow of people. It also allowed to place more seats near the window. All furniture, except for tables, chairs and windows, was made according to sketches of architects. It provided ample storage space: for example, disposable packaging that is needed in large quantities, fit on the hanging shelves, moving into the rack.
All materials in the project used wear-resistant and durable, designed for greater permeability of people. 
Chairs and shades of terrazzo fall in tone to tone. 
