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How Macaulay Sinclair brought 1950s Bombay Art Deco to Dishoom Leeds

September 11
How Macaulay Sinclair brought 1950s Bombay Art Deco to Dishoom Leeds

The design details behind Dishoom Leeds , located at 68-78 Vicar Lane, are conceptualised around the fictional Café Flamingo, set against late 1950s and early 1960s Bombay and the Art Deco apartment buildings of M

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