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Restaurant

Monday, 22 April 2024

Yamaki Zushi

Yamaki Zushi is a Japanese restaurant interior located in Taiwan. The facade is formed from metal panels shaped like Japanese wooden weatherboards, giving a rough and vintage appearance. Inside, a dark grey Karesenzui landscape, a fish pond and an atrium bring daylight and nature into the space. Two dining areas are provided: an open counter with twelve seats around the cooking station, and private boxes. Cypress, teak, unpainted wood, rock-imitated materials and Baizou, a material recycled from volcanic ash, reduce moisture and cooking odours.

Alan Wong

Sales Center

Sunday, 21 April 2024

Longwan

Longwan Three Realms is a sales center covering 480 square meters. The layout uses circulation paths to divide functional areas and guide visitors. A custom wooden grille system encloses space while remaining permeable, keeping the original building frame and reducing added elements. Materials with natural qualities are layered to engage sight, touch and smell. A crushed stone mosaic floor reuses stone waste and avoids the cold feeling of standard marble or tiles. Art installations are made of pulp, a recyclable and easily shaped material. The design aims to convey calm and positive emotion.

Masahiro Yoshida

Kitchen Utensils

Saturday, 20 April 2024

Kama-Asa Shop

Kama-Asa Shop is a retail interior design for a store selling kitchen utensils in Tokyo. The shop is based on the belief that good tools are made for a good reason, so the space presents the skills of the craftsmen who make the tools on display. To reflect that idea, the interior shows the skills of building craftsmen. Rebar, a ribbed steel bar normally hidden inside walls, becomes the main design element. Handrails and furniture are made of rebar. The forms are simple, yet the work still requires careful craftsmanship.

Min Liu

Store

Friday, 19 April 2024

Teastone Mixc

Teastone Mixc is the interior design of a tea store in a shopping mall in Shenzhen, China. The 200 square meter space draws on traditional Chinese architecture, and the beam and eaves structure is reinterpreted with simple contemporary lines. Two bars, each 16 meters long, run beneath the main crossbeam, so guests can watch tea prepared with both historic methods and modern equipment. The open seating layout suits single visitors and groups. The main materials are wood grain aluminum, recycled stone, texture coating, composite wood flooring and glass.

Eh Design Group

Sales Center

Thursday, 18 April 2024

Hongbao Tianxi

Hongbao Tianxi is a sales center interior located in Tangshan. The design integrates the forms of classical architecture with an Italian character and the atmosphere of a century-old city. Groups of arched shapes are placed throughout the building, giving the interior an artistic quality. Arcs on the walls make the overall style feel gentle and soft. Strong red and brown tones convey warmth, and a light strip above the sand table follows the flow of the space. Circular elements repeat in the bar counter and the ceiling, so the interior and exterior areas resonate with each other.

SALONE DEL SALON

Copper Culture Gallery

Wednesday, 17 April 2024

Yung Zing Tung

Yung Zing Tung is a copper culture gallery located in Foshan, Guangdong Province, China. The exhibition hall covers 470.5 square meters. Brass is applied openly through the space to reveal the true texture of the metal. Copper lines divide the floor into a continuous pattern that unifies the interior. The layout forms a winding path that guides visitors between the display areas. Natural light fills the space during the day, while artificial light highlights the copper at night. The open and simple design keeps the products as the main focus.

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