Meatholics is a compact and high-intensity burger joint designed with a minimal, industrial aesthetic. The interior focuses on form, contrast, and lighting, creating a bold, immersive environment that reflects the brand’s energetic character.

The design features dark grey tiled flooring, raw-textured walls, and clean black framing throughout, giving the space a sharp and structured feel.

The spatial layout is defined by strong rectilinear lines and gridded partitions, allowing for a visually open layout while maintaining distinct zones.

A standout feature is the use of bold red pendant lights, suspended across the dining areas and counter.

These lights introduce a strong visual identity and inject warmth into the otherwise monochrome palette, creating an instantly recognizable interior language.

The ceiling remains exposed, revealing mechanical services and black-painted piping, contributing to the industrial tone of the space. Integrated ceiling elements add linear rhythm and contrast, enhancing the overall spatial hierarchy.

The walls behind the counter and seating zones feature a light-grey textured finish, balancing the heavier flooring and ceiling elements. Signage and graphics are kept minimal and are incorporated directly into the surfaces, allowing the brand identity to speak through color and form rather than excess decoration.

Meatholics delivers a space that’s all about clarity, contrast, and confidence, a tight, impactful layout where every detail supports the experience. The result is a no-nonsense, visually-driven interior that amplifies the food and keeps the focus sharp.