Jungle-inspired decor for Maison Jaguar restaurant in Madrid

Maison Jaguar is a Mexican restaurant located on Goya street in the upscale Salamanca neighborhood of Madrid. The spectacular design is lush and jungle-inspired. Madrid-based Mil Studios was the lead design studio and collaborated with Dichoso Studio. 4Retail was in charge of the construction of the 450 m2 space.

The decoration is maximalist, exuberant, and ornate with a profusion of details and a mix of materials. Natural cane and clay finishes, floral patterns, and animal print on textiles, the wallpaper, ceramic mosaics, leaves, plants, the irregular forms on the ceiling, and the subtle and carefully crafted lighting provide guests with an immersive experience of being in a jungle. It is a unique space that promises diners the chance to disconnect in the city and enjoy the richness of Mexican cuisine.

The venue has three distinct spaces: a setback terrace, a main dining room, and “the cave” in the basement level.

“There are renovations of venues with other interior design styles that are much more straightforward in their execution, for example, industrial or minimalist. The profusion of details in a restaurant like Maison Jaguar required our team to be very demanding in all phases of the work to meet expectations,” says Pau Galard, co-founder of 4Retail. “Undoubtedly, the key to achieving excellence in the final quality control of this work has been, first, our extensive experience in restaurant and retail projects and, second, our daily follow-up and executive attention service, along with our technical team,” explains Javier Paradell, co-founder of 4Retail.

With offices in Barcelona and Madrid, 4Retail is a construction company founded on March 29, 2012, “a general strike day throughout the country,” as noted by its two founding partners, Pau Galard and Javier Paradell, both engineers. It has an extensive portfolio of projects in the retail, restaurant, office, and hotel sectors, including the construction of flagship stores for luxury brands such as Cartier and Balenciaga, points of sale in the Barcelona, Malaga, Alicante, and Ibiza airports, the Yakumanka by Gastón Acurio Peruano restaurant in Barcelona, and restaurants for the Belbo Collection, including Dos Besos, Belbo Fasto, Terrenal, and Luma.

Images courtesy of Boutique de Comunicación.