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Restaurant in Shanghai, China designed by Tsutsumi & Associates

By Magaly Grosso

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This 102 square meter indoor project, located in Shanghai, China, was designed in 2017 by Yoshimasa Tsutsumi and Shi Weiwei, both partners of the architectural firm Tsutsumi & Associates. The Japanese restaurant’s cuisine is mainly based on rice. Using the sufficient height of the space, the entrance was established as a high point, and the rest of the space as a low point. This perspective makes the centripetal space attract people.

Secondly, the beam often used in traditional Zen temples was extended, and by the superposition of several layers of beams, a dynamic roof was built.

Third, following the path of the traditional Zen temple, the edge of the beam is covered by a white plate so that we can see a large number of scattered white points.

It is located inside a commercial center and its facade is open to the outside so it is easy for people passing by to see it and, naturally, be attracted to it.

Undoubtedly, its striking interior will be enough to attract many customers and invite them to enjoy their cuisine.

Main entrance of the restaurant inside the mall area
Main entrance of the restaurant inside the mall area
Interior of the dining area in which the use of wood stands out
Interior of the dining area in which the use of wood stands out
Interior of the dining area in which the use of wood stands out
Interior of the dining area in which the use of wood stands out
Interior of the dining area in which the use of wood stands out
Large wooden kitchen
Large wooden kitchen

Wooden cabinet covering the bottom wall
Wooden cabinet covering the bottom wall
Wooden cabinet covering the bottom wall
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About Magaly Grosso

Magaly Grosso was born in Venezuela where she grew up and studied Advertising and Marketing. With time, she realized that what she truly wanted to dedicate herself to was Interior Design, which is why she decided to study it and devote herself to it. Learn more about HomeDSGN's Editorial Process.

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