MRDK Designs Retro-Inspired Renzo Sandwich Shop in Montreal's Mile End
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Dan Howarth
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Summary
Montreal architecture and design firm MRDK (Ménard Dworkind) designed Renzo Sandwich, a retro-inspired sandwich shop in the city's Mile End neighborhood. The design features bright yellow upholstery and formica that contrast with a 1970s color palette, creating a nostalgic throwback to retro diners with booth seating and matching tabletops.
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The architecture and design firm, also known as Ménard Dworkind, designed Renzo Sandwich in the city's Mile End neighbourhood as a throwback to retro diners.
Bright yellow booth seating and matching tabletops stand out inside Renzo Sandwich.
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