Australian firm AP Design House has completed a Greek restaurant in Sydney defined by stainless steel, concrete and mid-century seating. The 100-seat restaurant, called Homer Rogue Taverna, is located in the Sydney suburb of Cronulla within a newly constructed building, which gave AP Design House fairly unlimited design freedom for the interior. Stainless steel panelling is used throughout the space The local studio looked to Greek taverna culture to inform the design, which aims to emphasise the communal sharing of wine and food. "The spatial layout is designed for casual dining, encouraging a lively atmosphere with tight arrangements and an open bar and kitchen," architect and AP Design House founder Alex Ponting told Dezeen. A traditional brick pizza oven is found in the kitchen Another traditional aspect of the interior is the white-brick pizza oven in the kitchen, which contrasts with its stainless steel surround.…