A brushed-steel service counter with purple stools, a lit mesh ceiling overhead and neon brand type on the wall
Hospitality · Benghazi

Double Bite Burger

Scroll Urban edge, kept warm
Location
Benghazi, Libya
Area
300 m²
Year
2025
Scope
Full Interior Design Concept

A bold yet refined burger destination — casual dining reinterpreted through a contemporary industrial lens.

Conceived as a bold yet refined burger destination, Double Bite in Benghazi reinterprets casual dining through a contemporary industrial lens. The concept balances urban edge with warmth, creating an atmosphere that feels energetic without overwhelming the dining experience.

The shopfront elevation: the brand sign above a room of yellow tile banquettes and steel tables
Shopfront · the room read in one glance

Raw textures — exposed finishes, dark metal accents, and structured joinery — are softened by layered lighting and carefully curated seating zones. The spatial layout prioritises flow and visibility, allowing the open preparation area to become part of the theatre while maintaining comfort and efficiency. Graphic elements and controlled contrasts reinforce the brand’s confident identity, while durable materials ensure longevity in a high-traffic environment.

The dining hall: neon wave motifs along a concrete wall above yellow tiled banquettes and purple seating
Dining hall · neon wave, tiled banquette
Exposed concrete Dark metal Glazed tile Brushed steel Neon

The result is a space that feels youthful, dynamic, and intentional — where design supports both operational clarity and social interaction. Double Bite is not merely a fast-casual venue; it is a carefully composed environment where atmosphere, brand, and experience align seamlessly.

Early concept collage: neon script, yellow tile, purple bowl seats and a steel counter blocked out in sketch
Concept study · the palette, before the room

Energetic,
never overwhelming.

Not merely a fast-casual venue — a carefully composed environment where atmosphere, brand and experience align seamlessly.

Project Lead
Caio Xerri-Alves
Lead Designer
Issa Kabbas
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