FAT design pie shop and scoff house

Fashion Architecture Taste have completed two new projects for restauranteur Oliver Peyton in London.

Meal’s is a 60-cover restaurant inside venerable furniture store Heal’s on Tottenham Court Road.

FAT’s rustic, farmhouse-style interior features oak-veneered decorative screens and trompe l-oeil tables.

Peyton & Byrne, meanwhile, is a traditional-style take-away bakery set in the entrance of the Heal’s building.
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Lined with brick-shaped dairy tiles and featuring a bronze picture window, the shop sells traditional English fare such as sausage rolls and fairy cakes.
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The shop is just around the corner from the dezeen office and we can highly reccommend their five-for-a-pound biscuit selection.
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