Kaspiyka A tranquil tropical diner

Archpoint architects have created a beautiful story at the restaurant in the centre of bustling Moscow, just like this fisherman, bringing together many details that became the best neighbours.

Kaspiyka on Chistye Prudy Metro Station is the quintessence of the spirituality of marine restaurants situated at our favourite resorts. Here the atmosphere of the Caspian Sea, the Black Sea, and the Mediterranean Sea are felt, and references to the marine vibe are found in the romantic blue. White colour scheme and installations of mussels or blue octopuses hung on the rods under the ceiling.

The interior doesn't feel like a strict design concept. It looks as if the owner, a tanned elderly fisherman, made a restaurant from things he owned and then gradually added new details: collected chairs and tables; hung paintings, bought right here on the shore from a free artist or painted by himself; put on the sofas some knitted pillows and blankets, accidentally seen in a store.

Ideas came from similar restaurants on other coasts, in different countries, and from other fishermen, so this place gradually grew under the watchful eye of the caring owner.

Archpoint architects managed to create such a story at the restaurant in the centre of bustling Moscow, just like this fisherman, bringing together many details that became the best neighbours.