Thousands of artificial flowers cascade from the double-height entrance to Bellavista del Jardín del Norte, acting as a lush prelude to a garden tucked away in the back.

Thousands of artificial flowers cascade from the double-height entrance to Bellavista del Jardín del Norte, acting as a lush prelude to a garden tucked away in the back.

In the plaza, iron light installations mimic abstract forms of fireworks, while black and white beaded shades add rhythm to the space.

Flowers seem to grow along the blue ceiling, guiding guests to the various metal kiosks throughout the village-like setting.

Lightbulbs held by tensioning cables and festive purple flags mark the church area, which borders the restaurant’s central dining area.

The upstairs private event space overlooks the entrance flower installation, while a ceiling wallcovering continues the floral aesthetic.

At the other end of the second floor, four areas that look out on the buzzy town square below are separated by sliding monochromatic screens.