November 03, 2026
As seen in The Observer
Although many restaurants in London are beautifully designed, a select few boast art collections so impressive that they become an integral part of the dining experience.
The Observer has recognised Rosina as one of London's best restaurants for its art collection, and the studio couldn't be prouder to see Kristjana's work take its place within it.
Rosina is the latest opening from Michelin-starred chef Adam Byatt, a long-standing friend and favourite collaborator of Kristjana's.
Over the years, the two have worked together across several of Adam's restaurants, including Trinity, Upstairs and now Rosina.
Located in Wandsworth, just beyond central London, Rosina brings together Adam's vibrant Italian menu with a thoughtfully curated collection of art.
Its walls feature photographs by English photographer David Steen, works by Ian and contemporary artist Jonny Gent, alongside a painting by Chris Grisley, commissioned especially for the private dining room and inspired by one of his favourite Italian landscapes
Created especially for the space, Kristjana's newest artworks take inspiration from food, the sea and a newfound sense of calm.
The pieces bring the spirit of Rosina beyond the plate and onto the walls.
For now, we're sharing a first glimpse of the artworks in their new surroundings.
The full Rosina Collection will be unveiled soon.