The new hotspot for gourmetlovers in the Dutch town of Den Bosch is called Lux...
Robert Kolenik designed the interior. The result is eco chic thanks to gorgeous, rich natural materials. Kolenik created a public space that is truly intriguing to the smallest detail. Lux, located at the Korte Putstraat 23 in the Dutch town of Den Bosch, may have just opened but it became an instant success. The surf ’n turf restaurant with its delicious lobsters and sizzling steaks that are mouth-wateringly grilled to perfection has all the ingredients that explain its success. Not only does it have a fantastic kitchen it also has an amazing interior designed by internationally operating Dutch designer Robert Kolenik.
The restaurant has five open ‘rooms’ and a space for private dining. On the floor of the third room is a rug made pieces of recycled Persian carpet. Baroque chairs with champagne upholstery complement the eclectic mix of classic and modern elements. The ceiling is upholstered with panels - for the looks, but also the acoustics.
“It was a great challenge for me to give all the rooms something special but making sure they all blended into this grand yet warm open space. By choosing Brazilian rosewood I kept the entity light and characteristic. I would prefer to make as many custom made designs, so you have an original appearance and not get a copy from a book.”
