Oysterbar Ahoy

Baden

Client :
Ahoy
Fixtures and fittings :
Ateliers Arborescence
Design Team (Shell & Core) :
Laurent Plachot
Area :
120 m²
Photo :
Yann Audic
Date :
2025
Info

Ahoy is an oyster bar located in Baden, on the shores of the Gulf of Morbihan, housed in a traditional Breton stone-and-slate building. Carefully renovated, the space includes an oyster workshop, kitchen, tasting counter, and tables with a sea view. The interior design highlights the surrounding landscape, featuring bistro tables made of terracotta-tinted concrete and galvanized steel, mirrors reflecting the Gulf, and furniture inspired by oyster farming — stained black wood and industrial materials. Studio Briand&Berthereau developed a material palette inspired by oyster farming: terracotta concrete reminiscent of the Sinagot boats, industrial curtains and green velvet, indirect lighting emphasizing the timber frame, and a technical gangway for storing oyster baskets. The styling, sourced from flea markets, reinforces the authentic Breton atmosphere of this intimate setting.

Oysterbar Ahoy

Baden

Client :
Ahoy
Fixtures and fittings :
Ateliers Arborescence
Design Team (Shell & Core) :
Laurent Plachot
Area :
120 m²
Photo :
Yann Audic
Date :
2025
info

Ahoy is an oyster bar located in Baden, on the shores of the Gulf of Morbihan, housed in a traditional Breton stone-and-slate building. Carefully renovated, the space includes an oyster workshop, kitchen, tasting counter, and tables with a sea view. The interior design highlights the surrounding landscape, featuring bistro tables made of terracotta-tinted concrete and galvanized steel, mirrors reflecting the Gulf, and furniture inspired by oyster farming — stained black wood and industrial materials. Studio Briand&Berthereau developed a material palette inspired by oyster farming: terracotta concrete reminiscent of the Sinagot boats, industrial curtains and green velvet, indirect lighting emphasizing the timber frame, and a technical gangway for storing oyster baskets. The styling, sourced from flea markets, reinforces the authentic Breton atmosphere of this intimate setting.

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