An amber vaulted hall stretches beneath interlocking arches of terracotta tiles. Small bulbs trace the curves, while pale pendant lamps hang above long rows of dining tables. Burgundy booths follow the walls, and bentwood chairs sit beside white runners, clear glasses and simple plates. Russet branches rise from little amber vases.

A dark wooden service counter fills the near corner with stacked plates and folded linen. Through the far glass doors, a wet arcade brings a cooler note into the warm room. The polished floor reflects the lamps and arches, keeping the spacious setting readable. Everything is ready for dinner, but the hall remains entirely empty.