Pitch & Fork Café: Delicious fare in beautiful surrounds

Client • Kim Malouf
Base Building Architect • Richards & Spence
Photographer • Catherine Schusler

Interior Design materials and finishes palette for Pitch and Fork cafe.

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Colour and materials strategically contrast to define and enrich spaces.

Natural, tactile materials — bricks, concrete and limestone — denote front of house services areas whilst back of house areas occupy neutral, white spaces. The internal customer seating zone is highlighted by tall, green fluted velvet upholstery and mirrored in the adjacent deep green feature wall.

Pitch and Fork Cafe interior design - black tables and chairs, white paneled wall with cut outs for ventilation, and a person walking near a green textured wall.

Pitch and Fork cafe Interior Design - feature stone finish.

Pitch and Fork cafe Interior Design - two chefs working behind green panelled counter; bakery display case with baked goods in foreground; minimalist decor with white walls, concrete ceiling, and open shelving.

Pitch and Fork cafe Interior Design - a green textured wall, white tiles, a stack of speckled ceramic bowls, and a glass jar filled with coffee beans on a stainless steel countertop.

Extensive commercial kitchen requirements are accommodated within a functional, efficient footprint.

"To have full confidence in a project during its inception is a rewarding feeling,” says Kim, “after the initial meeting we were ecstatic with how well aligned Georgia’s vision was with ours. Her eagerness to go above and beyond in dealing with the builders, electricians, our graphic designer and other involved parties was astounding.”