Dine at Veronika New York: The World?s Most Picturesque Restaurant
The 150-seat picturesque Veronika restaurant, designed by Roman and Williams is generously adorned with hand-painted murals and multi-tiered brass chandeliers
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Housed in the grand dining room on the second floor of Fotografiska Museum along Park Avenue, the 150-seat picturesque Veronika restaurant was designed by local studio, Roman and Williams with reference to an array of artistic styles.
Dine at Veronika New York: The World’s Most Picturesque Restaurant
Named after the patron saint of photography, the Veronika?s 20-feet high ceiling is generously adorned with hand-painted murals and multi-tiered brass chandeliers, whilst its interior is fully furnished with leather chairs and cushy blue banquettes.
Serving an indulgent variety of classical Eastern European and French cuisine, the restaurant is revered for its osetra caviar and pays tribute to the all-day cafes of Vienna, St Petersburg and Budapest, under the expert culinary direction of esteemed chef Robert Aikens.
Greeted by artist Dean Barger?s ethereal murals of a forest landscape, the restaurant features a series of contrasting elements through utilizing both earthy and cyan tones, reminiscent of Dutch painter, theoretician and arguably one of the greatest artists of the 20th century, Pieter Cornelis Mondriaan?s iconic work.
Alluding to the historically strained relationship between the art of painting...
The post Dine at Veronika New York: The World’s Most Picturesque Restaurant appeared first on LUXUO.
Housed in the grand dining room on the second floor of Fotografiska Museum along Park Avenue, the 150-seat picturesque Veronika restaurant was designed by local studio, Roman and Williams with reference to an array of artistic styles.
Dine at Veronika New York: The World’s Most Picturesque Restaurant
Named after the patron saint of photography, the Veronika?s 20-feet high ceiling is generously adorned with hand-painted murals and multi-tiered brass chandeliers, whilst its interior is fully furnished with leather chairs and cushy blue banquettes.
Serving an indulgent variety of classical Eastern European and French cuisine, the restaurant is revered for its osetra caviar and pays tribute to the all-day cafes of Vienna, St Petersburg and Budapest, under the expert culinary direction of esteemed chef Robert Aikens.
Greeted by artist Dean Barger?s ethereal murals of a forest landscape, the restaurant features a series of contrasting elements through utilizing both earthy and cyan tones, reminiscent of Dutch painter, theoretician and arguably one of the greatest artists of the 20th century, Pieter Cornelis Mondriaan?s iconic work.
Alluding to the historically strained relationship between the art of painting...
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