Bocca

Himarë

The room

Brick, thatch and green chairs

Bare terracotta brick, rattan shades on whitewashed rafters, sage-green chairs at live-edge timber tables, and a covered veranda along the front.

01Inside

A wall left as brick

The long wall is terracotta brick, hung with a fringe of dried thatch pinned along its head, a small framed line in French and a round mirror on a strap. Above, the rafters are painted white and hung with wide rattan shades.

Tables are live-edge timber on slim black frames. The chairs are sage green, some quilted leatherette and some moulded shell.

Rustic brick-walled interior with green chairs and set tables, under whitewashed rafters hung with rattan pendant shades and a fringe of dried thatch
The room, from the doorway
02Outside

The veranda, and the disc above it

A decked veranda runs the length of the front on turned timber posts, strung with rope and planted along the rail. Pale grey blinds pull down across the front of it.

The white disc stands on the roof above it, high enough to read from the road: a flame, two crossed grill tools, and the name.

The covered timber veranda from the road, turned-wood posts strung with rope, grey planters of red and white flowers, pale grey blinds lowered over the front
The veranda, from the road