Faye Toogood's Studio Designs Plant-Based Holy Carrot Restaurant in Historic Spitalfields
Holy Carrot's second plant-based eatery, located in London's Spitalfields Market, showcases an interior crafted by Studio Toogood that pays tribute to the market's Victorian heritage. Highlights of the space include hand-painted mushroom murals, powder-coated steel stools, and linoleum flooring. The primary dining area features three original arched windows and white-tiled walls, complemented by dark wood tables with burnt orange surfaces. Above the bar, a mural reflects "our connection to the earth and the food we eat." The bright orangery extension boasts a unique market entrance and a sandy-hued curtain. Downstairs, the restroom is adorned with glazed red and orange tiles, while the waiting area showcases Toogood's Gummy armchair. Holy Carrot's inaugural restaurant launched on Portobello Road in 2024. Photography by Ollie Tomlinson.
Key facts
- Studio Toogood designed Holy Carrot's second restaurant interior
- The restaurant is located at Spitalfields Market in London
- Design pays homage to the market's Victorian history as a fruit and vegetable vendor
- Features include linoleum flooring, powder-coated steel stools, and hand-painted mushroom murals
- Faye Toogood stated the mural explores "our connection to the earth and the food we eat"
- Head chef Daniel Watkins creates plant-based dishes for the restaurant
- Holy Carrot's first permanent restaurant opened on Portobello Road in 2024
- Photography is by Ollie Tomlinson
Entities
Artists
- Faye Toogood
- Daniel Watkins
- Irina Linovich
- Ollie Tomlinson
Institutions
- Studio Toogood
- Holy Carrot
- Spitalfields Market
- Al-Jawad Pike
- Day Studio
- Dezeen
Locations
- London
- United Kingdom
- Spitalfields Market
- Portobello Road
- Covent Garden
Sources
- Dezeen —