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Surrane Design uses "stages of the rice plant" to tone Thai restaurant in New York

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New York studio Surrane Design has created a unique interior for the Thai restaurant Hommali, using terracotta floors and textures inspired by rice plant stages to evoke traditional Thai house aesthetics. This design approach helps create an authentic cultural experience for diners, which is crucial for restaurants aiming to connect with their heritage and audience.

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