Ristorante Terrammare

Terrammare, a new restaurant in the Brera district of Milan, was born from the inspiration of the Darch2 studio of architects Danilo Demaio and Viviana Pitrolo, pursuing the idea of ​​proposing a Sicilian cuisine that combines the flavors of the island tradition, with the contemporary nature of a dynamic city and cosmopolitan as the city of Milan.

The restaurant is characterized by a simple, sober and refined style created by the combination of reused materials from the Sicilian construction and decorative tradition, such as old cement tiles used to embellish the floor made of warm-toned microcement reminiscent of ancient buildings. Two boiseries with micro-cement decorated surfaces give a strong connotation to the room. The 3d technique used recreates a precious embroidery with a strong material effect. The strong chromatic contrast of Corten iron and copper green is interesting.

The open kitchen gives centrality to the great and refined culinary art, the fulcrum of the activity.

The art of embroidery, a Mediterranean cultural tradition, is also recalled in the wallpaper that decorates and decorates the service areas. Here two large sinks handcrafted and finished in microcement with an intense cobalt blue, contrast with gold tiles, creating a pop note in the room. The furnishings and fabrics carefully researched in collaboration with Salvatore La Cognata's Lab2 make the spaces welcoming and warm to give the customer maximum comfort.

LAB2 di Salvatore la Cognata