Monza Restaurant is located in St. Petersburg, in the former Royal carriage museum. The building retains its unique features, such as arched windows and vaulted ceilings, which add to its charm.

Guests can enjoy gourmet dinners in the first, luxurious hall of the restaurant, while a spectacular show awaits them in the second, "secret" hall.

The main goals of the lighting design were to enhance the overall concept of modern luxury, while preserving the historical architecture and creating a visually appealing space.

To achieve this, we carefully worked with the volume and plasticity of the central arch, using miniature spotlights with adjustable optics. These spotlights, in an oval shape, illuminated the arches on either side, emphasizing their elegant shape and texture.

The custom-made chandelier adds a festive touch to the room and serves as a popular spot for guests to take photos. The tiny lampshades glitter like diamonds, framing the ancient architecture.

The pendant lights, equipped with professional narrow-beam fixtures, provide the necessary lighting for a spectacular serving experience and guest comfort. Hidden light sources within the furniture help maintain visual cleanliness, while the control system helps create the perfect atmosphere.