VICAL was the brand selected to flood the newly-built restaurant MOMA Experience, located in Badajoz, with elegance and luxury; it was established to become a space that would combine gastronomy, luxury and exclusivity to ensure its guests enjoy an experience in every sense.

The Blue Indico interior design studio with Rosa García was responsible for leading, alongside Antonio García Treviño, a decorator at VICAL, for leading this project, whose purpose was to simulate a contemporary art museum in a space created to enjoy food; thus combining the senses of taste, sight and touch so that the diner can travel and feel different things in the same space.

The restaurant is located in the Badajoz Siglo XXl building, one of the most iconic buildings in Badajoz thanks to its contemporary architecture and for reaching the highest point in the city. And this is why the project to decorate the Moma Experience restaurant was closely linked to the essence of the building of which it was going to be part.

The result of this combination of the building’s existing architecture and the decoration and interior design that has been used in it has created an exclusive restaurant with a marked VICAL personality, since all the pieces were selected to decorate the space are by VICAL.

To maintain the aesthetics and essence of the building, we opted for pieces from VICAL’s Concept line, which served as the starting point for the interior design project: to maintain the building’s contemporary style, but with the freedom to play with textures, shapes and shades of colour in the furniture.

In the areas where the high tables or the bar are located, the design plays with more striking tones such as mustard, navy blue and golden colours in the decoration, as well as being combined with different textures and materials to lend that touch of sophistication and majesty.

For rooms with low tables, we have chosen to include darker tones in the furniture and to play with the decoration to lend the environment light; ceiling lamps in golden ones and plants to add freshness and liveliness. With this contrast of tones and arrangement of the furniture, Antonio García and Rosa García of Blue Indico give meaning to each room.

The result of the Moma Experience design and experience? A space that, as its name suggests, more than a restaurant, is an experience for all diners who visit.

Restaurante MOMA Experience.
Paseo fluvial, 40. Edificio Ibercaja (BADAJOZ)

PROJECT: Blue Indico interior design studio, Rosa García l Antonio García Treviño
FURNITURE AND DECORATION COMPANY: VICAL
RESTAURANT OWNER: Roberto Sebastián López
PHOTOGRAPHER: Juan Serrano Corbella