Colchis Bar & Restaurant Furnished by Hill Cross Furniture

Recently launched in the heart of Notting Hill, 'Colchis' Georgian Restaurant and Bar has not disappointed it's rich neighbouring surroundings... until now.

2012-04-05

NORTH YORKSHIRE, April 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) Recently launched in the heart of Notting Hill, 'Colchis' Georgian Restaurant and Bar has not disappointed it's rich neighbouring surroundings. Hill Cross Furniture was delighted to fully furnish and work with appointed interior design firm, Design LSM and owner Giorgi Sulkanishvilli in transforming this 150 sq ft interior into a classic regency dining experience.

Exploring Georgiaï¿½EUR s affluent heritage, both in location and design, Colchis boasts beautifully adorned dark wooden panelling, marble table tops, bold upholstery and candle-lit ambience at its best. The mix of upholstery is effortlessly chic from Petra Maple armchairs in shades of grey to the bold mustard Eden barstools spotted throughout the space.

Referencing the Georgian roots and clearly Georgia's grape heritage on entering the venue, a feature wine wall stands proud aside the polished brass bar. The quirky Rondo tub chair and Roma Maple armchairs both upholstered in a crisp 'Milano Pepper' fabric, complete the lounge area, while poseur height banquette seating and marble tables dominate the space.

Flowing though the interior into the classic and Victorian styled restaurant, the deep buttoned banquette seating lines the walls. Upholstered in 'Laguna Dark Brown Leather' and 'Harlequin Deputy Cookie' the aged leather pays subtle homage to the what many believe to be the worldï¿½EUR s oldest cuisine. Bespoke solid ash table tops and lavish mustard Roma Maple armchairs complete this indulgent design. The clever use of mirrors creates a warm and golden glow, finished with brass lighting.

A slice of Georgian on a typically British street is certainly turning a meal into an event and a space into a design.

Hill Cross furniture specialised in the supply and manufacture of contract and commercial furniture and has been in operation since 2000.

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