Nando's Tahlia Street Restaurant

Nando’s restaurant in the Saudi capital, one of the highlights of the original international franchise from South Africa, is not only famous for its delicious Peri-Peri chicken, but also for its décor, the work of architectural and interior design consultancy Harrison. This space stands out for its vibrant aesthetic that combines colors and shapes in a dynamic and fun way, creating a welcoming atmosphere full of personality.

The restaurant’s design is an explosion of colors and textures, with multicolored columns, walls decorated with colorful paintings, and chairs with eye-catching prints. The ceiling, made of rustic-style wood, is presented with a geometric pattern that brings a sense of modernity without losing the warmth and authenticity of the place. One of the most striking elements is the Kriskadecor Chandelier, designed by Light Corp ’93, which becomes the focal point of the restaurant.

Geometric chandelier by Kriskadecor

The eye-catching chandelier was composed of more than 6 km of anodized aluminum chain, forming geometric panels that hang at different heights, with drops of up to 4 meters. The installation not only acts as a decorative piece, but also fills the space with dynamism and elegance. The transparency and lightness of the chains allow the light to diffuse in a subtle way, creating a play of shadows and reflections that transforms the ambiance of the restaurant.