Nando’s: Bendigo

A complete overhaul of a very large Nando’s restaurant whereby the whole front facade was opened up to create atmosphere and activate the space from the exterior.

A white lattice raft timber ceiling reduces the overall height and makes the space a lot more intimate. Warm timbers clad the existing wall most of which were used and a very innovative front counter and pass- through installation,  constructed of basic concrete blocks arranged in a geometric pattern are a conversation piece.

Large over scaled geometric black and white painted graphic on the rear wall brings the new Africa theme throughout the entire envelope. Banquettes consist of a long linear Green leathered back, beautifully crafted with yellow trim and a tan waiting area with individual chairs and tables going up the central circulation spine. Custom made communal tables with yellow steel legs and accents highlight the pop colours.


LOCATION
8 High St, Bendigo

Nando's exterior of the building. Large neon sign over door and large window where we can see seating.
Nando's interior counter featuring an interesting 3d pattern
Nando's pendant lights with painting in the background
Nando's dinning area with art on the walls and a large abstract black and white mural in the back wall
Nando's seating area with pendant light and art on the back wall
Nando's large communal table with individual seating in the background. Art on the walls.
Pam Cheney

Graphic Designer and traveller

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