For the Marbella location, Astet Studio has envisioned a unique interior design concept that redefines Roostiq’s identity, blending contemporary elegance with the brand’s rustic roots.

The supplies for Roostiq come from its own estate, where vegetables, cold meats, and chickens are produced and later served in the restaurant. Freshness and quality are at the core of every ingredient used in the kitchen. Based on this philosophy, and on the central role of fire in the menu, the interior design takes inspiration from the traditional architecture of Ávila’s houses, reinterpreted in a contemporary way. Arches, as a recurring motif, appear both inside and outside the restaurant, shaping a striking and harmonious spatial experience.

Another noteworthy aspect of this interior design project is the perception of the rustic and the contemporary with personality that can be perceived in materials such as the weathered copper and the brick, with which they create reliefs and textures. In fact, these take on an essential role in the concept and aesthetic of Roostiq Marbella, its presence spreading not only to the walls but to all the elements that make up the interior. The sophistication of this idea can be perceived in soft materials such as velvets, textured glass and contrasting lights.

Another of the key elements of the Roostiq concept is its firm commitment to fine drinking, by means of a wine cellar that treasures hundreds of references including champagnes, burgundy wines, national wines and wines from different parts of the world. In total, Roostiq Marbella has two wine cellars, one in the private area and the other on the ground floor, as well as the Bubble Bar: a champagne bar where bubbles are the characteristic feature throughout the interior, as well as the textures with reliefs shaped as spheres in contrast to the dark blue, almost black, that transforms the perception of the area, creating a completely different atmosphere. This area has an arc-shaped bar, that is complemented with mirrors providing a sense of space and where copper plays an important part, with the aim of producing reflections and creating different perspectives. In fact, depending on the direction you are facing, it can produce a surprising kinetic effect. In this space, champagne bubbles are the main feature, that’s why they are also present on the ceiling where, through an acrylic material which also absorbs sound, they have created these burgundy-coloured textures that simulate bubbles in 3D format. An original idea by Astet Studio, who also designed the fixed furniture, the ornamental light fixtures, the tables and the patterns on the carpets.



Address  Urbanizacion Villa Parra Palomeras, 61, 29602 - Marbella, Málaga, Spain

Photography Francisco Nogueira

Interior Design Astet Studio