The design concept of Delvin Garden Restaurant is deeply rooted in the traditions of Persian garden culture.
In the renovation and redesign of the music hall and the outdoor dining areas, traditional Iranian architectural elements were carefully combined with contemporary design principles while taking full advantage of the natural landscape of the Farahzad Valley.
The result is a warm, tranquil, and inviting environment where architecture and nature exist in harmony.
One of the defining features of the project is the sculptural rock formations framed by Persian-inspired arches, extending across both the interior and exterior walls of the music hall.
These elements were executed using microcement, while adjacent walls were finished with a cement coating that evokes the appearance of weathered corten steel.
Metal was selected as the primary material for the custom-designed furniture, reinforcing the project’s contemporary character while maintaining a dialogue with traditional forms.
The design embraces a refined fusion of Iranian traditional, modern, and vintage styles, creating a distinctive architectural identity.
Particular attention was given to the circulation throughout the garden, the relationship between indoor and outdoor spaces, and the careful selection of durable materials suitable for an open-air environment.
