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Rosa’s is a modern Thai restaurant in Soho in London’s West End and is the second one from the family Rosa chain. Its success, in turn, gave birth to a full-blown Rosa’s with its bright-red exterior and wood-paneled interior.

The restaurant is designed by London-based Gundry & Ducker. The interior combines a temporary plywood-booth air of Noodles, the red-light heritage of Soho, and the warm and homey style of the Thai food. Its design features match those of the Spitalfields Rosa’s, also by Gundry & Ducker.

The main feature in the Soho Rosa’s space is the modified oak ogee-curved mouldings. They form coat hooks, lamps and the ‘pie crust’ edge of the tables. The ceiling is made of gloss pink panels in a brick pattern, set behind a deep frame. In the basement, the same themes prevail but in black gloss and grey and reclaimed teak.

The Rosa’s Soho Restaurant is on 48, Dean Street, Soho, open seven days a week.