Habitual’s name is spelled out on plates stretching across the restaurant’s hole-filled façade, while wine bottle corks form the letter “H.”

A view to the front of the 120-seat eatery offers diners a glimpse of passersby outside in the market through the holed poplar wood wall.

The prominent perforation motif continues in another dining room where the Habitual plates are repeated.

Another space in Habitual features corks filling holes to form the shape of a fish on one wall, and small black pots create a pattern on another.

Incandescent bulbs contrast with white marble flooring, while a red figure made of corks designates the men’s restroom.