架构师提供的文本描述。浪漫主义和同时代是必须的。一种从不陈腐的浪漫主义，可以很容易地在材料中读到，如石灰华地板，30年代的砂砾，以及家具所模仿的强烈的酒馆感觉。中性色之间的平衡对话翻译为同时代：黑板(日常思想和文字的家园)，榛子色硬木地板和闪闪发亮的白色从主要。

Text description provided by the architects. Romanism and contemporaneity are musts. A never banal romanism that can easily be read in the materials such as Travertine flooring, grit from the 30's and the intense tavernian feeling mimed by the furniture. A balanced dialog between neutral colors translated in contemporaneity: a blackboard (home for daily thoughts and words), a hazelnut colored hardwood flooring and shiny whites from the majolica.

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维托·科瓦斯

墙壁通过钢制装饰变得三维化，是各种高档葡萄酒及其华丽色彩的家园，为游客的眼睛穿衣，并将注意力转移到墙上的日常菜单上。架子和他们的陶器是以一种准确和优雅的方式设计的，舒适地搭配在桌子之间，就像老酒馆一样，而且很容易被酒馆人自己找到。

Walls become three-dimensional through steel grooming, home to an excellent range of high-end wines and their fabulous colors that attire the visitor eye and shifts the attention to the daily menu written on the walls. Shelves with their potteries are designed in an accurate and elegant way, pleasantly collocated between tables like old taverns used to and easily reachable by the Taverner himself.

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维托·科瓦斯

这是一个带有鼻子签名的项目：不同的地板材料，以一种独特的方式，强调简单和实际的家具。其他的东西，你可以享受的是工业吊灯，铁装饰品和灯具战略上用于提高每一个最低限度的细节。

This is one of the projects that carries the Noses autograph: different flooring materials that blend in a uniquely way, emphasized by simple and tactual furniture. Other things that you can enjoy are the industrial chandeliers, ironwork appliques and lamps strategically used to exalt every minimum specifics.

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维托·科瓦斯

就像在旧酒馆一样，库辛斯酒店提供了一个直接接触和观看库克的机会，提醒客人，酒馆是酒馆的主人，当然也是一个值得信赖的人。这个项目吸引了壮观的必胜客炉子，一座烈火纪念碑，一个庆祝更家常的烤箱和亲密的家庭，这是罗马传统餐厅的标志。

Like in old Taverns, The Cucineria offers a direct contact and view of the Cooks, reminding the visitor that the Taverner runs the house, he's the host and, of course, a trustful person. This project gravitates around the spectacular Pizza furnace, a monument to fire and a celebration to the more homely oven and the intimacy of the family, a signature in the Roman traditionally based restaurants.

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