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The Garrisons renovation in Nicosia transformed a modern-built premises into a restaurant that captures the charm and elegance of the 1919s “roaring twenties” era. The design carefully blends historical references with contemporary functionality, creating an immersive, atmospheric dining environment. The project combined thoughtful material selection, strategic lighting, and thematic detailing to offer guests a unique, memorable experience reminiscent of the Peaky Blinders era.
Historic-inspired concept: Design integrates the 1919s theme with brick walls, tiled black-and-white flooring, and dark interior finishes to reflect the “roaring twenties” aesthetic.
Peaky Blinders theme: Decorative mirrors opposite the bar feature silhouette stickers of the main characters, while vignettes display Tommy Shelby’s three siblings along with vintage art pieces, reinforcing the narrative throughout the space.
Lighting strategy: Skylight from the original premises was preserved to maximize natural light, while minimal artificial lighting maintains a darker, atmospheric setting true to the historic concept.
Statement fixtures & accessories: Gold lamps, a grand chandelier, and railings along seating areas evoke luxury and period authenticity.
Material selection: Brick, timber, and tiled surfaces combine with warm metal accents for texture, depth, and cohesion.
Spatial planning & circulation: Furniture layout was optimized for comfortable flow while maintaining semi-private seating zones.
Immersive guest experience: Dark tones, layered textures, and thematic décor create a cinematic atmosphere that invites visitors to linger and enjoy the storytelling environment.
Before: A modern-built restaurant lacking historic character or thematic identity. Neutral finishes and standard layout offered little visual interest or immersive experience.
After: Fully transformed into a historic-themed restaurant with bold design details, dramatic lighting, and a Peaky Blinders-inspired narrative that spans the interior.
Before: Lighting was generic and interior lacked atmospheric depth.
After: Natural skylight integration and minimal artificial lighting create a moody, period-accurate ambience, enhancing the overall dining experience.
Before: Space had minimal decorative elements and no storytelling features.
After: Vignettes, mirrors, chandeliers, and carefully curated accessories enrich the space, giving it personality and a strong visual identity.
Successfully blends modern functionality with historic “roaring twenties” aesthetics.
Preserved architectural elements like the skylight to enhance natural light and support design concept.
Thematic storytelling integrated throughout with Peaky Blinders-inspired décor.
Strategic lighting and material choices create dramatic, immersive atmospheres.
Optimized layout for circulation, comfort, and semi-private dining zones.
Strong visual identity and memorable dining experience attract repeat visitors.
