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Inside the Hyatt Regency in downtown Denver, Colorado, is a magnificent restaurant, the Former Saint Craft Kitchen and Taps. The restaurant and its interiors were designed by EDG as part of their complete renovation and redesign of the Hyatt Regency hotel itself.

EDG chose SkLO to provide the lighting for critical spaces within the large restaurant, which occupies a prominent street-level location within the hotel.

The focal point of the restaurant is its bar, featuring a sculptural network of suspended copper piping that draws beer from a glass-walled keg room on the other side of the restaurant to the taps at the bar.

To light the bar, EDG selected 21 SkLO Drape Pendants with 7″/180mm spherical glass diffusers. A palette of clear dipped glass, brushed nickel hardware, and gray fabric-wrapped electrical cord sets the pendants off sharply against the chaotic polished copper piping.

Suspended from the restaurant’s very high ceilings, the pendants are evenly spaced around the perimeter of the massive bar, bringing light down to the patrons seated there and creating a subtle additional layer within the room.

Along the tall windows facing the street is a small alcove with communal tables arranged end to end next to the prominent wrap-around custom interior mural by SoGnar. For this location, EDG placed two SkLO Linear Multi-Pendant Canopy fixtures, one for each table.

Each fixture consists of 9 individual Drape Pendants. To match the bar lighting, the same palette of spherical clear dipped glass diffusers, brushed nickel hardware, and gray fabric-wrapped electrical cord is used on these fixtures. Two sizes of glass diffusers are used here — both 7″/180mm, as at the bar, and 4.5″/110mm. The pendants on each canopy are grouped into four groups of three, mixing the different sizes of glass and staggering the pendants.

The result is a lighting design that reflects the rhythmic nature of the long communal table seating, offering small groups within a larger narrative, and tying it all together into a single cohesive design for the entire restaurant space.