Bold artwork pops against a wood and concrete backdrop at chef David Chang’s Majordōmo in Los Angeles, courtesy of Toronto firm DesignAgency.

Natural light pours in from windows overhead, highlighting the bar’s walnut countertop, while open cabinets display copper mugs, glassware, and liquor bottles.

Concrete details, oversized factory lamps, and walnut tables mix to creative a distinct industrial vibe.

A private dining space boasts Pipette from artist James Jean, who painted the mural on wood panels that are split into two parts.

Expansive metal sash doors open to a lush patio, adding to restaurant’s airy yet refined feel.

Lining a wall in the patio, artist David Choe’s playful mural is an ode to his trips to Korea with chef Chang.

String lights add to the patio’s ambiance, offering a warm glow that contrasts the restaurant’s warehouse feel.