Handmade Brick Restaurant: Irregular Brick Surfaces and Glaze Depth

Design a restaurant clad in handmade glazed brick, where the material's irregularity is the entire aesthetic. Show every wall in a small-format hand-thrown brick with a thick semi-translucent glaze in a deep green, each unit visibly different — the glaze pooling darker at the lower edge, thinning to reveal the clay body at the arris, some faces slightly bowed, some with kiln kisses and crawl marks. Detail the bond as a simple stack laid with a fine dark joint so the individual units read clearly, and carry the brick up onto a barrel-vaulted ceiling so the pattern curves overhead. Show the bar front in the same brick with a heavy pale stone counter capping it. Detail the lighting as raking wall washes that exaggerate the surface irregularity and make the glaze glitter unevenly. Keep the furniture simple and dark so nothing competes. Show evening with the green glaze reading almost black in shadow and jewel-like in the light. Photorealistic, textured, deep green glaze, eye-level view.