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Kiln, Ace Hotel Sydney

Joint Winner

Best Restaurant Design

Designer

Fiona Lynch Office

Location

Sydney, New South Wales

Jury comment —

Kiln takes hotel dining to new heights, literally. Perched atop the Ace Hotel in the heart of downtown Sydney, its design plugs into current conversations aboutof dusky pinks, greens and blues are of the Australian landscape. Locally sourced materials echo this, from leather tabletops to stone floors and raw timber furniture. The space is original and playful, its manylayered interiors inviting discovery. Further, it demonstrates a restaurant's ability to bring several design stories into a single space. By capturing a moment in time for Australian interior design, it is just as much a restaurant for locals as for visitors, mirroring a global trend of high-quality hotel dining.

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