The plaster and patina textured walls make for a unique art feature, further highlighted with the delicate copper arch panels, and dull gold spoked wheel lighting installations. The arched high chair seating area is designed as a stand-alone art exhibit in contemporary grey, with engraved wooden blocks and patchwork floor tiles. Artistic lights, relaxed furniture along with the fusion of rough-cut wood and patchwork tiles for the food service counter, ties the entire space together, creating a refreshing experience.

The formal dining on the upper floor is an indulgent space with luxurious flooring in black granite with white streaks, black and white Herringbone patterned tiles with monochrome patchwork tile detailing, and wooden flooring. The suspended wooden and linear lighting rafters create an interesting play of the ceiling inside the main dining area. The mono-striped walls and tables, along with monochrome furniture, wooden accent wall, indoor planters, and minimal lantern lighting create a mutedly lavish and graceful gastronomic experience.

The copper pendant light installations, sandwiched between the huge, minimal glass glazing, and the geometric, wooden wall divider in the semi-outdoor seating, act as an artistic ceiling panel, thus creating a stunning experience. The hanging metal frames and the blue and yellow furniture further add a vivacity to the entire space.

Masala Republic, thus, plays with different volumes, materials, and functions to create an Avant-Garde expression of contemporary art and luxury, integrating the whole space into a nonchalant, bold, and scintillating sensory experience.