Le Blossom Restaurant, Montreal Commercial Interior Design Project, Canadian Interior Architecture Images
Le Blossom Restaurant in Montreal
Commercial Development, QC, Canada – design by Ménard Dworkind architecture & design
21 Jan 2019
Le Blossom Restaurant
Architect: Ménard Dworkind architecture & design
Location: Montreal, Canada
Le Blossom Restaurant
Located at the heart of Montreal?s gay village, Le Blossom offers a non-traditional and futurist take on Japanese culture.

Drawing inspiration in part from the work of Hollywood industrial designer Syd Mead, the idea was to create a singular environment, free from the usual and overused Japanese-themed clichés that we?ve all been so accustomed to.
In the process, nods to Quebec?s own mid-century era ? most notably through the use of terrazzo and ceramic tiles ? were also thrown into the mix, as well as elements reminiscent of 80?s and 90?s Wall Street chic ? for instance, the aluminum venetian blinds as well as the wall lamps.

Le Blossom also marks the third collaboration between MRDK and restaurateur Dan Pham, who have worked together on restaurants Le Kamehameha and Le Red Tiger.

Instrumental to the restaurant is, first and foremost, the bar, as most of the restaurant?s seats can be found there. Prefabricated and transported in six different parts, the European beech bar is comprised of three distinct stations, set to accommodate the restaurant?s three chefs, as they, themselves, cover the job o...