Restaurant interior design is a key factor in creating the first impression and a memorable experience for diners.
In this Japanese restaurant design and construction project, Housef has combined the refinement of traditional Japanese architecture with modern elements, creating a dining space that is deeply Asian-inspired yet distinctively innovative and luxurious.
Let’s delve into the details of this notable project.
Project Overview: Restaurant Interior
Project Name: Design and Construction of Japanese Restaurant Interior
Execution Unit: HOUSEF.VN
Area: 250m²
Style: A fusion of traditional Japanese styles (Wabi-sabi, Zen) and modern, minimalist elements.
Signature Patterns: Utilizing traditional Japanese motifs, combined with bold patterns like leopard print and zebra stripes for unique accents, alongside mesh and wooden slat details.
Dominant Color Palette: Deep, warm tones (wood brown, black, brick red) combined with soft, golden lighting, creating a cozy and mysterious ambiance.
Restaurant Design Details
Ground Floor (Reception, Bar & General Seating Area)
This area is designed to be open, dynamic, and easily accessible, creating a powerful first impression.
Walls: Utilizing exposed brick in brick red, rough stone, and vertical wooden slat panels.
Ceiling: A combination of a black metal mesh ceiling and a reflective ceiling (polished metal) to enhance the sense of depth.
Lighting: Large Japanese-style lanterns in the central area, paired with simple pendant lights and indirect lighting from the square wooden slat partitions.
Bar/Reception Counter: The counter surface is clad in a unique patterned stone, such as cracked marble-like veins in yellow/white or polished black stone, creating a premium focal point.
Tables and Chairs: Dark wood chairs with a rounded shape and dark blue leather/fabric cushions, paired with dark wood tables, serving groups of 1-6 guests.
Long Sofa Bench: A row of seating upholstered in bold leopard print serves as the backdrop for the dining area, adding comfort and a break from tradition.
A large wall section clad in a zebra stripe pattern creates a strong and unique contrast to the traditional Japanese style.
Dividers: The space is partitioned and leads up to the mezzanine using Japanese-style wooden/black metal mesh dividers and railings (Shoji/Kumiko style).
Mezzanine (Private Dining Area)
The mezzanine offers a quieter and more private space, ideal for banquets or important meetings.
Flooring: Tiled or dark wood flooring, maintaining consistency with the ground floor.
Partitions: Refined mesh or wooden slat dividers are used to create privacy while ensuring aesthetic appeal, suitable for private room settings.
Lighting: Simple pendant lights, focusing the light onto the dining table, creating a warm atmosphere.
Tables and Chairs: Large, long dining tables with a polished black surface, paired with dark wood chairs and dark blue cushions, serving groups of over 10 guests or for special events.
Decoration: Prominently decorated with large paintings and bas-reliefs featuring Asian motifs, especially a classical golden bas-relief against a dark wall, showcasing sophistication and class.
Greenery: Interior plants (such as bonsai) are strategically placed to bring a touch of nature and the Zen style into the space.
HOUSEF Interior Design Company – Creating Premium Spaces for Your Restaurant
Are you looking for a professional, creative, and full-service restaurant interior design and construction company capable of turning your business concept into reality? HOUSEF.VN is committed to providing optimal interior solutions, harmoniously combining functionality, unique aesthetics, and cost optimization. We pride ourselves on a team of experienced architects, ready to create a Japanese restaurant space or any other style, helping your brand stand out in the market.
Contact HOUSEF now for consultation and a detailed quote for your restaurant project!
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Office Address: 23 D4 Street, Him Lam Residence, Tan Hung Ward, District 7, Ho Chi Minh City.
