Tuesday, January 7, 2014

The Whale Wins: A Seattle Restaurant Inspired by the Sea

A 2013 James Beard finalist for Best New Restaurant, the Whale Wins is the latest venture from chef Renee Erickson of the (similarly) whimsically named Walrus and the Carpenter. Located in a converted warehouse space, the restaurant's interiors were designed by Heliotrope Architects and feature an airy, casual feel. (Oh, and about the name: Erickson was inspired by a painting by American folk artist Mary Maguire depicting a whaling scene.)


Photos via The Whale Wins except where noted.


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Above: The interiors were designed by local firm Heliotrope Architects.


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Above: The marble-clad wood-burning oven is the centerpiece of the restaurant.


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Above: Shelves are stocked with artisanal goods and local products.


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Above: A vintage kitchen sink anchors a corner of the restaurant; photo by Hilary McMullen.


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Above: Lighting with a welcoming message.


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Above: A Blue Willow-style plate holds business cards.






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