Discover Trendy Restaurant Interiors: A Look Inside Gilda Haus by CODOO STUDIO
This article delves into Gilda Haus's trendy restaurant interiors, highlighting its dynamic design and vibrant color scheme in Madrid.
Gilda Haus in Madrid represents a pinnacle of trendy restaurant interiors, skillfully designed by CODOO STUDIO. This new hotspot embodies the essence of modern Madrid's dining and social scene, making it a must-visit destination for both locals and tourists.

Design Philosophy Behind Gilda Haus
Historical Context and Modern Fusion
Located at the historic San Mateo 6, a spot famous for its role in "La Movida," Gilda Haus was envisioned to be the new 'place to be' in Madrid. The design challenge was to create a space that merges the traditional tavern feel with the chic ambiance of a classic cocktail bar, enhanced by a vibrant electronic music scene.


Creating a Multi-functional Space
CODOO STUDIO crafted Gilda Haus to be a dynamic venue that transitions seamlessly from day to night. By day, it serves as a casual place for meals and social gatherings. By night, it transforms into a lively bar with a dance floor, catering to the after-work crowd and night revelers alike.


Key Elements of Interior Design at Gilda Haus
Emphasis on Color and Texture
The design theme of Gilda Haus is characterized by its bold use of color, primarily orange, creating a warm yet energetic atmosphere. This monochromatic scheme is accented with electric blue and fluorescent orange details, providing a 360-degree full-color experience that defines the essence of trendy restaurant interiors.


Inspired by Gianfranco Frattini
The interior design pays homage to the 'dolce vita' of Madrid and draws inspiration from the works of Gianfranco Frattini from the 1970s. This influence is evident in the choice of furniture, lighting, and layout, which all contribute to a sophisticated yet welcoming environment.




Innovations in Material and Lighting
Utilizing Diverse Materials
Gilda Haus features a variety of materials, textures, and planes, all tinted in the signature orange hue. From high-gloss paint to plush carpeting, every surface is designed to enhance the depth and intensity of the color, altering its appearance under different lighting conditions.


Lighting as a Design Tool
Strategic lighting plays a crucial role in setting the mood and highlighting the unique architectural features of the restaurant. During the day, natural light enhances the vivid colors and at night, ambient and accent lighting transform the space, emphasizing its lively and dynamic nature.




The Impact of Trendy Restaurant Interiors
Gilda Haus by CODOO STUDIO is a testament to the power of innovative interior design in creating a successful dining and social venue. The trendy restaurant interiors not only attract guests but also create an immersive experience that resonates with the vibrant lifestyle of Madrid.



All photographs are work of Germán Saiz
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