Street XO Dubai, the inaugural venture by Michelin Chef David Munoz in Dubai, redefines the dining experience, inviting patrons on a sensory adventure reminiscent of a foodie theme park. LW was entrusted by Chef Munoz to craft a captivating space that could serve as an outlet for his creativity. This design narrative ultimately mirrors Soho's lively characters, captures Camden's underground vibe, and illuminates with the dazzling lights of Shinjuku.

The L-shaped layout embodies the philosophy of "horizontal order & vertical chaos," where structured space planning meets dynamic artistic chaos on the ceiling and walls. This design ethos extends to the culinary journey, presenting a delightful chaos of flavors served in abstract and creative ways.

Guests embark on this journey through a container-inspired metal door, greeted by playful round hanging chairs that set the tone for a circus-inspired ambiance. A zig-zag zebra crossing, reflecting in the many mirrors in the arrival, leads you through a tunnel simulating a graffiti filled back alley, which leads to the unexpected. At the end of the tunnel, a feature Kenneth Cobonpue’s acrobat ceiling light intrigues the guest of the upcoming spectacle. The bar area, reminiscent of a street lab, features lava lamps and a labyrinth of metal pipes, adding an element of mystery and fun. An adjacent Lounge space showcases a collection of unique furniture pieces by Kenneth Cobonpue and Jimmy Martin, paired with a fabric wall of onyx frame and fun art pieces, creeping through the drapes creating a quirky yet cohesive design.

Concrete GRG counters, resembling curtains and upholstery, add another dimension to the materials used in the main dining space, where organized chaos prevails. Suspended tables support Kenneth Cobonpue acrobat lamps, while red chairs upholstered in graffiti-style designs by Jean Paul Gautier add a touch of street art. Large scale terrazzo flooring breaks up the flooring and creates more chaos on the floor, resembling broken cobble stones on a busy street.

LED mirror screens with an infinity light technique segment the dining area and create an optical illusion of infinite reflections in the main dining space. The main kitchen beyond becomes a central stage, with pendant lights above the hood serving as stage lights. Humorous running men motifs depict the idea of constantly chasing the chaos.

The thematic elements seamlessly extend to the terrace, where acrobat sculptures, a disappearing top-hat man, and the labyrinth of the arrival canopy seamlessly blend with the design narrative. The use of bifold doors on both sides of the restaurant ensures a fluid transition between indoor and outdoor spaces, maintaining the vibrancy of the narrative seamlessly throughout.
The washrooms take you backstage and underground. Unexpected graffiti on doors with makeup mirror bulb lights create a dynamic underground backstage performance vibe synonymous with the chaos outside.