Deje vu

The Coro hotel was designed to capture the essence of the iconic Coronation Hotel that used to stand on this very site

Restaurant area with table and chairs, bar area, ceiling, dining room, interior design, lobby, brown, gray — Restaurant area with table and chairs, bar area, gold light fixtures and circular pattern on flooring.

View of restaurant with large curved table, chairs dining room, furniture, glass, interior design, restaurant, table, brown

A love affair with one of Brisbane's finest seafood restaurants inspired developer Jack Zappala to buy the building housing his favourite eaterie. Together with hospitality identity Geoff Lewis, Zappala conceived the new Coro.

Zappala says a collaboration of the disciplines of contemporary architecture, interior design and lighting design was integral to the creation of a new landmark venue for the city.

"The Coro had to become a destination in itself to attract custom. This was achieved through the contemporary architecture, and the design of spectacular interiors that aspire to capture the energy of Queensland. The experience is more about fantasy with an iconic twist than designer cool," Zappala says.

The development has won four major awards, with Lure Restaurant winning the 2005 Restaurant and Catering Queensland Award for Restaurant of the Year.

Contributing to Lure's success is a private dining room featuring an innovative revolving table.

For more information, contact The Coro, 28 McDougall Street, Milton, QLD 4064, phone (07) 3369 9955, fax (07) 3369 9650. Email: coroenquiry@thecoro.com. Website: www.thecoro.com.

Story by: Trendsideas

29 Sep, 2005

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