Restaurant

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Brand: Mika Kanayama Design Type: Restaurant Category: Interior

Hot Stone RAI

The design was to create a space that would touch customers by reflecting and enhancing the experience of Hot Stone’s passionately artistic food. The dining area is dressed with natural oak throughout, mirrored wooden panels - while the circular elements are inspired by the Japanese tradition of moon viewing. The main wall features a Hokusai’s Ukiyo-e print Peonies And Butterfly. The over-bar frame is formed of timber cross-joint carpentry with cylindrical paper lanterns are hung within this frame, highlighting the geometry of the structure and playing with shadows and mood.

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Brand: Yu-Ting Chang Design Type: Restaurant Category: Interior

History Unfolds

History Unfolds is the interior design of a restaurant of about 330 square meters in Nantou County, Taiwan. The facade combines interwoven wooden bars with solid stone. The stone suggests permanence, while the wood suggests flexibility and hospitality. Inside, a counter shows the menu clearly, and wooden panels present the history of the restaurant. Sliding glass doors offer privacy and still let light pass through. Bamboo ceiling lamps and indirect lighting create a simple and comfortable atmosphere.

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Brand: Ren Xiaoyu Design Type: Restaurant Category: Interior

Yucoo

With the gradual maturity of aesthetics and the aesthetic changes of human, the modern style that highlights self and individuality has become the important elements of design. This case is a restaurant, the designer want to create a youthful space experience for consumers. Light blue, grey and green plants create rnatural comfort and casualness for the space. The chandelier made by hand-woven rattan and metal explains the collision between human and nature, showing the vitality of the whole restaurant.

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Brand: Alex Jiang Design Type: Restaurant Category: Interior

The Sea Refuses No River

The Sea Refuses No River is a Teppanyaki restaurant interior located in the central area of Shanghai. The interior area is 478 square meters and the landscape area is 800 square meters. The design joins modern lines with traditional Chinese wood structure, recalling the iron window frames of Shikumen houses. Materials include copper imitating stainless steel, Hainan volcanic rock, oak wood veneer, gray marble and soft fabrics. A handmade wall carpet lines the aisle. Curved walls and a stepped ceiling suggest the movement of waves.

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Brand: Anfei Ge Design Type: Restaurant Category: Interior

Jinxiu

Jinxiu is a restaurant interior located inside a commercial complex in Nanjing. The design covers 400 square meters and works with the many existing columns of the building. The columns are used to plan the flow line and the placement of the dining seats, giving the space a clear hierarchy. The layout follows a central axis that creates a sense of sequence. Forms are drawn from the abstract shape of a bright moon and from Jiangnan garden techniques, with rock and window scenery as decoration. Sea base cloth covers the walls and is hand painted with waterproof latex paint.

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Brand: Zhixue Wei Design Type: Restaurant Category: Interior

Qiantang

Qiantang is a restaurant interior located in Hangzhou and covering 300 square meters. Brass, marble and silk glass are combined throughout the space. Metallic copper outlines frames within large areas of gray, creating a sense of order. A brass dome defines the main dining area. Gray white marble tabletops respond to silk glass partitions, and the floor is laid with black marble tiles. Screens, tables, chairs and tableware are custom designed. Lighting is varied by function, so each area presents a different scene. Song dynasty motifs are interpreted in a contemporary manner.

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Brand: Yuchi Zhang Design Type: Restaurant Category: Interior

Xie Yan

Xie Yan is a restaurant interior created for Japanese crab cuisine. The 450 square meter layout is arranged in the shape of a crab. A slightly raised platform forms the shell, and the robatayaki bar is set into it. Two booth seating areas form the eyes, while hexagonal floor tiles at the entrance form the claws. Acrylic sheets in light pink, white and colorless tones hang from the ceiling as fine triangles, suggesting cherry blossoms and outlining a second crab above the floor. A tatami dining area with printed screens offers semi open and private seating.

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Brand: Bo Zhou Design Type: Restaurant Category: Interior

Thankusir Neverland

The area of whole project is quite large, the cost of electricity and water transformation and central air-conditioning is high, as well as other kitchen hardware and equipment, so the available budget on interior space decoration is quite limited, thus designers take the “nature beauty of the building itself ", which delivers a big surprise. The roof has been modified by installing different sized sky-lights on top. During the day time, the sun shines through the sky-lights, creates nature and harmonized light effect.

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Brand: Xiaobo Ye Design Type: Restaurant Category: Interior

Yufengyuan

Yufengyuan is a restaurant interior covering 1100 square meters. The design refers to the culture of the Yellow River. A passage of 50 meters follows the line of the river through the space. Eight metal boxes of different heights are placed along the passage. Each box seats one family and is named after a small creature, such as a butterfly, a frog or a bee. The finish of each box follows the character of the creature. All boxes are raised, so entering a box becomes a moment of ritual. The main materials are terrazzo, steel plate, bamboo and latex paint.

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Brand: 梁晨 Design Type: Restaurant Category: Interior

Jiao Tang

The project is a hotpot restaurant, located in Chengdu, China. The design inspiration originates from the harmonious co-existence between human and nature on Neptune. The restaurant is organized with seven design themes to illustrate stories on Neptune. The concepts of film and television, art, science and technology, decorative original design of furniture, lamps, tableware, etc., provide dramatic immersive experience to visitors. Material collocation and color contrasting create space atmosphere. Mechanical installation art is applied to enhance space interaction and consumer experience.

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Brand: Ouyang Tiao Design Type: Restaurant Category: Interior

Xinwanxin Noodles

Xinwanxin Noodles is a restaurant interior located on the historic Nanchang Street in Wuxi. The project covers 380 square meters. The entrance keeps traditional regional features such as white walls, black tiles, bracket arches and upturned eaves. Open wooden windows and two glass doors bring sunlight into the interior. The first floor lobby uses the original glass patio of the old house, combined with glass and wood grilles that divide the space while adjusting the light. Display, retail, kitchen and seating areas are reorganized to support a self-service dining model.

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Brand: Monique Lee Design Type: Restaurant Category: Interior

Xin Ming Yuen

The entrance is a parade of contrasting materials, structures, and colors. The reception area is a space of tranquil comfort. Auspicious patterns encounter playful decorations. Behind is a dynamic bar area within a resting context. Traditional Chinese character Hui pattern led lights adds a sense of futurism. Going through a delicately adorned roofed cloister is the dining area. Decorated with floral, carb fish images, embossed stained glass screens and the ancient herbalist Bai Zi cabinets, it is a visual journey through time and cultural relics in fashion.

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