nonnina’s
an italian-influenced panini bar in richmond, nonnina’s brings the familiarity of a neighbourhood deli to a compact, takeaway-focused space. our scope encompassed the interior design, logo and brand identity, connecting the material palette with the shopfront signage and scripted menu.
rich red tiles sit against white-painted brickwork, with curved cork wall panels and timber shelving lending warmth to the servery. terracotta checkerboard flooring, timber shutters, vintage fans and strings of chillies establish a nostalgic character, balanced by the clean detailing of the joinery.
careful space planning accommodates preparation, display and service within a limited footprint. a window counter and bespoke leather banquette provide places to pause, while rounded backrests, circular tables and western-style swing doors carry the playful character into the finer details.
timber shutters and a window counter connect the panini bar to the street, framed by patterned tiles and custom gingham signage.
curved cork panels, timber display shelves and a scripted menu sit above the red-tiled servery, with vintage fans and hanging chillies completing the composition.
terracotta checkerboard flooring connects the compact servery and leather banquette beneath white-painted brickwork and vintage ceiling fans.
rounded leather backrests and circular timber tables define the bespoke banquette, alongside a timber-framed drinks fridge and western-style swing doors.