Opasly Tom’s journey begins at the upper level, where the expansive dining room is clad in corrugated steel walls upholstered in teal-blue velvet and features geometric terrazzo floors and tall mirrors that reflect street views from floor-to-ceiling windows.

The upper floor houses a spacious grand hall, entered via the foyer with an impressive poplar burl cloak room.

A sweeping white tile stairway leads to the downstairs wine cellar, semi-open kitchen, and series of intimate dining rooms.

A nature-inspired palette in shades of coral, sage, honey, and ink blue complement simple furnishings like timber chairs in an intimate dining area.

Bespoke, handmade stalactite lights are found throughout the nearly 3,000-square-foot, split-level restaurant.

The ink blue-tinged wine-tasting area boasts sumptuous orange and blue velvet seating.

Wavy velvet walls are found in the wine-tasting room, enhanced by handmade glass sconces that match the scale and function of the space.

A striking departure from the minimalist dining areas, the Oasis private dining room is covered in an ornate floral patterned fabric and Art Deco-inspired finishing.