Billie Buoy Restaurant, a retro Restaurant in Melbourne, Australia, designed by local interior design studio Biasol. The studio created the 1980s-style restaurant in bright pink and dark blue. The restaurant occupies a corner of Melbourne's Essendon district and serves as a radical, hip and somewhat offbeat role in the 1980s. To capture the atmosphere of the 1980s, the studio carefully studied the era and its quirky pop culture.

Midnight-blue paint covers the walls and ceiling. The same hue of felt has been used to upholster the seating banquette that curves around the wall of the entryway and the accompanying stools.A mixture of navy and speckled black bricks have then been laid across the floor, while white-terrazzo dining tables inlaid with blue flecks of aggregate have been dotted throughout the dining rooms.A glossy, powder-blue service counter that features a bold scallop pattern has also been erected in front of the drinks bar.

Vibrant hot-pink details come in the form of the coffee grinders and a neon text sign on the wall. A series of vaulted steel storage shelves also appear throughout the restaurant, two behind the bar and three in the entrance dining area which are used to openly display crockery.Doorways that lead through to the customer bathrooms and back-of-house facilities for staff are also arched in form.