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Ossobuco restaurant - Charlotte Street

Ossobuco restaurant designers have adopted few existing elements from the previous Uzbekistani restaurant, such as intricately carved wooden column casings and waiter station.  The existing tiles have been redecorated with metallic copper paint, which is

Access to Ossobuco is from a ramped drive with large double doors opening onto a reception desk, before descending the stairs to the subterranean dining area and bar.

interior of the former Uzbeki restaurant in London

Ossobuco restaurant designers have adopted few existing elements from the previous Uzbekistan restaurant, such as intricately carved wooden column casings and waiter station.  The existing tiles have been redecorated with metallic copper paint, which is a strong recurrent theme of this Italian restaurant. Copper embellishments such as glass manifestations in geometric patterns, tea light holders and copper Pedrali column table bases.

carved columns are reminder of previous Uzbeki restaurant

Copper wire lighting pendants are hung above tables along the perimeter of the bar and restaurant and ceiling is dominated by  three large round copper ceiling chandeliers in front of the open kitchen.

copper wire chandelier

Italian restaurant feel comes from the white marble tiles to the open servery.

Seating is a combination of modern bucket chairs with metal legs, often found in Milan furniture catalogues, horseshoe booths upholstered in the dark navy velvet, and grey fixed seating around the perimeter.

A raised bar area is visible from the restaurant features dark oak herringbone flooring which creates relaxed feel.

   33 Charlotte St, London W1T 1RR

Ossobuco restaurant - Charlotte Street