Henry Chebaane
GREAT BRITAIN
Meet Henry Chebaane - a powerhouse of good design, creativity and innovation based in Great Britain. Henry Chebaane's design journey has been nothing short of spectacular, marked by a tireless pursuit of excellence. This dedication is clearly mirrored in Henry Chebaane's impressive haul of 10 A' Design Awards that we showcase here. Spanning across categories such as Hospitality, Lighting, Interior, Luxury, Graphic and Limited Edition, Henry Chebaane's work stands as a living testament to a steadfast commitment to design excellence, serving as a beacon of inspiration for designers globally. With each project, Henry Chebaane masterfully blends form and function, crafting designs that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also functional and timeless. This approach underscores Henry Chebaane's celebration of creativity and an unyielding quest for innovation.
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Chinar Lounge Bar Dining
Chinar is the local name for the Oriental plane tree (Platanus orientalis), abundant in the region and part of local life for generations. The name has inspired the creation of a new dining destination, a modern tea house that offers several bars and pan-Asian dining options. Located inside a light glass and timber building, the holistic design looks to deliver a theatrical vision of the myths, legends and cultures found along the ancient Silk Road.
Chinar is the local name for the Oriental plane tree (Platanus orientalis), abundant in the region and part of local life for generations. The name has inspired the creation of a new dining destination, a modern tea house that offers several bars and pan-Asian dining options. Located inside a light glass and timber building, the holistic design looks to deliver a theatrical vision of the myths, legends and cultures found along the ancient Silk Road.
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Fireworks restaurant
Fireworks is designed to provide an alternative take on the classic steakhouse. This intriguing restaurant and bar concept take visitors into a surreal universe celebrating the fire as source of warmth, protection and good grilled food. The entire space is a complete kinetic art installation where wall bricks glow like embers, smoke comes from the kitchen area, and every 30 minutes lighting strikes appear pulsing from the bar counter and from within cracks in the ceiling. This is a place high in symbolism, aesthetic drama, sensory stimulation and taste sensations: fireworks for the senses.
Fireworks is designed to provide an alternative take on the classic steakhouse. This intriguing restaurant and bar concept take visitors into a surreal universe celebrating the fire as source of warmth, protection and good grilled food. The entire space is a complete kinetic art installation where wall bricks glow like embers, smoke comes from the kitchen area, and every 30 minutes lighting strikes appear pulsing from the bar counter and from within cracks in the ceiling. This is a place high in symbolism, aesthetic drama, sensory stimulation and taste sensations: fireworks for the senses.
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Zest cafe
Zest lifestyle café delivers a fresh alternative to traditional hotel dining. It is designed as an all immersive environment of laid-back luxury merging art, retail, bar and dining, this includes a flower atelier, exclusive books, cult fragrances, limited-edition urban vinyl art, a coffee bar, a patisserie, a salad pantry, pizza oven and all day café. The branding, lighting and interior design take inspiration from Miami’s South Beach and Sydney’s Bondi Beach combined with the citrus groves of Lenkaran, the subtropical southern region of Azerbaijan.
Zest lifestyle café delivers a fresh alternative to traditional hotel dining. It is designed as an all immersive environment of laid-back luxury merging art, retail, bar and dining, this includes a flower atelier, exclusive books, cult fragrances, limited-edition urban vinyl art, a coffee bar, a patisserie, a salad pantry, pizza oven and all day café. The branding, lighting and interior design take inspiration from Miami’s South Beach and Sydney’s Bondi Beach combined with the citrus groves of Lenkaran, the subtropical southern region of Azerbaijan.
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The Tea Lounge Hotel Lobby
The Tea Lounge is conceived and designed like a nomadic camp: loose furniture is arranged in groups over individual rugs, some are placed under a stainless canopy symbol of the tent. Each group of seating is placed around the central tea altar acting as a fire place where tea, hospitality and comfort is provided to all guests and visitors. The Tea Lounge is a physical and conceptual representation of the ancient Silk Road for the modern travelers, a meeting place of food, cultures and ideas merging into a botanical palette of browns and greens representing various stages of tea production.
The Tea Lounge is conceived and designed like a nomadic camp: loose furniture is arranged in groups over individual rugs, some are placed under a stainless canopy symbol of the tent. Each group of seating is placed around the central tea altar acting as a fire place where tea, hospitality and comfort is provided to all guests and visitors. The Tea Lounge is a physical and conceptual representation of the ancient Silk Road for the modern travelers, a meeting place of food, cultures and ideas merging into a botanical palette of browns and greens representing various stages of tea production.
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Razzmatazz night club bar
RAZZMATAZZ: a new bar lounge concept based on the idea that you don't travel on top of a magic carpet…you journey inside it to another dimension in time and space, transported to an Oriental magical realm where not everything is what it seems. A late night cocktail bar with DJ, cosy and intimate yet with surprises: instead of looking at a single rug on a floor, Razzmatazz is like flying inside a rug: patterns of digital pomegranate flowers made of wool and leather pop out onto the walls, floors and ceilings. A theatrical lighting scenography include videos and pulsing glows.
RAZZMATAZZ: a new bar lounge concept based on the idea that you don't travel on top of a magic carpet…you journey inside it to another dimension in time and space, transported to an Oriental magical realm where not everything is what it seems. A late night cocktail bar with DJ, cosy and intimate yet with surprises: instead of looking at a single rug on a floor, Razzmatazz is like flying inside a rug: patterns of digital pomegranate flowers made of wool and leather pop out onto the walls, floors and ceilings. A theatrical lighting scenography include videos and pulsing glows.
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OroNero restaurant
OroNero Bar & Ristorante: taking black gold as its inspiration, the unusual concept of this restaurant transcends fashion yet takes all its energy and glamour from the essence of Italian luxury: the crafts and tradition of couture, jewellery, vintage cars, gastronomy and fine wines...all edited, blended and re-imagined with high glamour and a cinematographic approach to story-telling that goes beyond dining. OroNero is styled like a high-fashion private jet with a sense of humour, playing with the senses and imagination of the customers.
OroNero Bar & Ristorante: taking black gold as its inspiration, the unusual concept of this restaurant transcends fashion yet takes all its energy and glamour from the essence of Italian luxury: the crafts and tradition of couture, jewellery, vintage cars, gastronomy and fine wines...all edited, blended and re-imagined with high glamour and a cinematographic approach to story-telling that goes beyond dining. OroNero is styled like a high-fashion private jet with a sense of humour, playing with the senses and imagination of the customers.
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Eden Garden dining pavilion
Created in collaboration with Perrier-Jouet Champagne, Eden is a garden pavilion, inside a Victorian pub from 1870, on the Kings road, in the heart of Chelsea. The pavilion contains a dining table for 14 people inside an art installation called born of flower: a canopy of 300 hand-painted butterflies making a large chandelier symbolising a vineyard in flowering season. Surrounding the pavilion is a range of plants chosen for look, scent and relevance to food, drinks and history, referencing the pub age and location in Chelsea, and Art Nouveau style of Perrier-Jouet brand identity.
Created in collaboration with Perrier-Jouet Champagne, Eden is a garden pavilion, inside a Victorian pub from 1870, on the Kings road, in the heart of Chelsea. The pavilion contains a dining table for 14 people inside an art installation called born of flower: a canopy of 300 hand-painted butterflies making a large chandelier symbolising a vineyard in flowering season. Surrounding the pavilion is a range of plants chosen for look, scent and relevance to food, drinks and history, referencing the pub age and location in Chelsea, and Art Nouveau style of Perrier-Jouet brand identity.
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Chinar Restaurant Bar Lounge Club
Chinar: a taste of the Orient, near and far. Conceived and designed in the smallest detail by Henry Chebaane, Chinar is a visually stunning experience with deep roots into the cultures of Central Asia. The colours, textures and patterns are inspired by the Oriental Plane tree, Mulberry, Bamboo and Walnut tree. This multi-purpose dining concept is spread on two floors over 1400 M2 of bars, lounges and dining spaces. The trend-setting and category-busting “super club” has revolutionized the dining scene of Baku, with visitors from all over the world.
Chinar: a taste of the Orient, near and far. Conceived and designed in the smallest detail by Henry Chebaane, Chinar is a visually stunning experience with deep roots into the cultures of Central Asia. The colours, textures and patterns are inspired by the Oriental Plane tree, Mulberry, Bamboo and Walnut tree. This multi-purpose dining concept is spread on two floors over 1400 M2 of bars, lounges and dining spaces. The trend-setting and category-busting “super club” has revolutionized the dining scene of Baku, with visitors from all over the world.
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Flora Indica Corporate Identity
FLORA INDICA is an intriguing new bar & restaurant serving contemporary Indian cuisine within an eclectic mix of Kensington residential elegance, 19th century industrial heritage, botanical Art & Craft and Victorian-inspired fantasy setting. During Georgian and Victorian times, tens of thousands of plants were discovered, labelled and studied in nurseries throughout India and Great Britain, for scientific and commercial purposes. The design concept include elements such as Harris Tweed fabrics to celebrate many of the Scottish botanists who brought back these plants and knowledge.
FLORA INDICA is an intriguing new bar & restaurant serving contemporary Indian cuisine within an eclectic mix of Kensington residential elegance, 19th century industrial heritage, botanical Art & Craft and Victorian-inspired fantasy setting. During Georgian and Victorian times, tens of thousands of plants were discovered, labelled and studied in nurseries throughout India and Great Britain, for scientific and commercial purposes. The design concept include elements such as Harris Tweed fabrics to celebrate many of the Scottish botanists who brought back these plants and knowledge.
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Urban Pop Art Concept
Created under the artist pseudonym H.DD8, Urban pop is a collection of works, solo and collaborative (London Steampunk Mouse Murphy with Ron English), that explore the significance of British culture within a fast-moving urban cosmopolitan society. The growing collection is an eclectic range of mixed-media Pop Art pieces inspired by a variety of British icons from Churchill to the Bulldog to The Clash album cover juxtaposed with American and Asian cultural iconography to create a turbulent, colourful mix of irreverent but thoughtful visuals.
Created under the artist pseudonym H.DD8, Urban pop is a collection of works, solo and collaborative (London Steampunk Mouse Murphy with Ron English), that explore the significance of British culture within a fast-moving urban cosmopolitan society. The growing collection is an eclectic range of mixed-media Pop Art pieces inspired by a variety of British icons from Churchill to the Bulldog to The Clash album cover juxtaposed with American and Asian cultural iconography to create a turbulent, colourful mix of irreverent but thoughtful visuals.
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