The Cascada Restaurant at the Hotel Vulcano is an indoor terrace located in the spacious, high-ceilinged lobby. A verdant oasis within a purely white architectural setting, it acts as a welcoming space and draws inspiration from a natural feature of traditional Canarian houses: the large hanging ferns in the patios, which provide freshness and beauty. Rejecting the common idea of ​​a single space for all meals, the Hotel Vulcano embraces a concept where each meal has its own space, style, and location, offering more options and a richer narrative to the guest's dining and drinking experience. The context and interior design are key to this concept and objective. Both the main furnishings and the lighting are particularly subtle, and special care has been taken to ensure that the shapes are circular to create a seductive and intimate atmosphere, perfect for a pleasant dinner in a holiday hotel. Considering the height of the space, the coolness of the white, and the refreshing green, we sought pieces and finishes that would integrate seamlessly, bringing warmth, delicacy, intimacy, and connection. This project is an exercise in balancing temperatures, volumes, color, and the architecture of the space. The tangerine color provides the necessary spark to add rhythm to the atmosphere and elevate the tone of dinners, serving as a prelude to the evening's festivities.