"The Lights of Tashkent" is a time machine to the Soviet era with added elements of modern style.

For a restaurant to be popular, the chain of aspects "target audience - location - cuisine - pricing policy - interior design - name - graphic style elements" must be well thought out and interconnected. That is why we pay attention to every detail.

The customer chose a location for the restaurant, which is in the central part of the city together with historical buildings. Therefore, the establishment itself had to carry cultural value. For this purpose, the client and I chose the concept of Soviet retro, which we embodied in the interior design.

As for the operation, special attention was paid to the kitchen. We made sure that the working processes in the establishment proceeded as quickly as possible, so that the staff did not have to make unnecessary movements and moves.

One of the strengths of Tashkent Lights is its layout. The space is organised in such a way that all the halls are connected to each other through arched openings. This visually increases the space and reveals the philosophy of openness. For more cosiness, there are high ceilings, which give the interior a certain pomp.

In the restaurant "Lights of Tashkent" guests will feel pleasant memories of youth and relax body and soul.