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Hospitality interior design in Los Angeles
Kellie Patry Hospitality Design works with independent restaurant, bar, café, hotel and retail operators, as well as luxury medical practices. We help carry the character of a business into its physical space, whether the project is a new opening or a change to an existing place.
Restaurant design
A restaurant brings together the guest experience and the work of service. Seating, circulation, materials and atmosphere need to support the way the operator wants the room to work. Explore Kensho, a restaurant project in Los Angeles.
Bar design
Bar interiors ask different things of a room: a place to gather, a working bar and a reason to stay. Our portfolio includes neighborhood cocktail bars and intimate hotel bars.
Café and coffee shop design
A café needs to accommodate ordering, waiting, meeting and staying. Our café work includes Equator Coffees in Culver City and Dedo Coffee in Long Beach.
Hotel spaces
Hotel projects can involve a specific room, bar or guest experience. See The Bungalow at The Lafayette Hotel in San Diego for an example from the portfolio.
Retail design
Retail design brings the product, the customer and the character of a brand into the same space. We consider display, lighting, circulation and the balance between browsing and conversation, from specialty shops to retail spaces that include hospitality.
Luxury medical interiors
A medical space can feel considered from the moment a patient arrives. We bring a hospitality perspective to luxury medical interiors, with attention to comfort, privacy, materials and the character of the practice. The design brief brings the patient experience and the team’s day-to-day needs together.
Defining the scope
The starting point is your business, the site and the brief. We discuss the design work, coordination needs and deliverables before agreeing on scope, fees or a schedule. Existing conditions and the project team inform that conversation.
Start a conversation
Tell us what you are opening or changing, where it is, and what you know about timing and budget. Include plans or existing project information when available.