Simple design for simple - and tasty - food.
One of the things we've admired when grabbing lunch at Chipotle is the simple interiors they have in their restaurants. Materials such as concrete, wood, stainless steel, exposed conduit, corrugated aluminum, and old-school pull-chain porcelin light fixtures. Perhaps they've taken the typical "let's make this look like an artist's loft" approach to their design (on their behalf, what project these days doesn't use at least some of those materials?) but for a fast food restaurant, we like what they're doing. Rip out the dining tables and chairs, throw in some furniture, and hell, I'd live there. Also, we didn't know this but according to their website, each Chipotle interior and exterior is unique.
"The design of Chipotle mirrors the idea behind our food: simple ingredients put together in creative, new ways, elevating them to a higher level. Each Chipotle uses the same basic materials - wood, concrete, raw steel and metals - but no two look the same."
Not bad considering they're owned by McDonalds.
Link: Chipotle
UPDATE
Artist: Mayatek (chairs & artwork by Bruce Gueswel) [Thanks, Craig!]


Where do they get their custom stuff?
Chipotle's chairs
Outdoor furniture
Chipotle's Original Chair
Uh...