The leaf-printed walls, rattan chairs and dark green decorative details combine to form the tropical interior of this Restaurant in Tasmania, Australia, designed by Biasol to evoke the ambience of a Mexican resort. Inspired by Tulum's pleasant coast, design studio Biasol has dedicated its interiors to the Sisterhood, which gives a sense of nostalgia and enables them to go on holiday.

Located on the outskirts of Sandy Bay in Hobart, Tasmania, the restaurant offers seasonal dishes with local ingredients. "Food, design and community are at the forefront of [Tulum] tranquility and glamour," explained the studio. "So we designed a warm, inviting and textured environment - a casual and easygoing experience that feels like a tropical destination."Shades of green that evoke Tulum's dense rainforests have been applied throughout – sage-coloured tiles clad the front of the drinks bar, while veiny emerald marble forms its countertop.

Deep-green palm fronds appear in the leaf-print wallpaper that covers surfaces in the restaurant's sunroom. Pots overflowing with winding vine plants also add textural interest.Sandy-hued cushions dress the seating banquettes that run down the centre of the dining space, some of which are separated by short rattan partitions.Rattan has also been used to make the backrests of the bistro-style chairs and pendant lamps that dangle from the ceiling.