This 3,200 SF restaurant accommodates about 85 people and is fully accessible. The original red brick removed from the interior walls was repurposed to create the brick facing on the front of the building. Pressed tin discovered under the drywall and drop ceiling was restored using bronze paint to give it an aged patina effect. The tin was then repositioned on the restaurant’s new ceiling. Reclaimed wood was used to construct the tables, the wine cabinet, and the glass racks over the bar. A raw and eclectic collection of lights, including mason jars, Edison light bulbs, inverted garden pails, and rock cages, adds a warming glow to every corner of the space.

Bonacio Construction was in charge of the expansion of 24 Caroline Street’s Hamlet & Ghost. Our team installed a new kitchen with epoxy floor, installed stainless steel on the walls, built a custom antique Oak wood bar top, installed new hardwood flooring in the dining room area, and incorporated barn board into the design.

We renovated the inside of Forno Bistro in just 17 days! Our team raised the dining room floor, installed new flooring, reconfigured the entranceway, built a new half of the bar out of ruff-sawn boards, and faced it with rustic metals. We also installed barn board on the walls, re-trimmed the windows, epoxied the kitchen floor, painted the kitchen, installed stainless steel on the walls, and built custom shelving throughout.