Japanese Restaurant Design

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In a perfect dining experience, the most important thing is exquisite cuisine, but this can be matched by the feeling of the space. The perfect combination of vison and taste makes for the best experience.

Pursuing a feeling of ‘quietness’ in the overall design, KLID make use of the ‘performance of texture’ of concrete, aiming to create a kind of introverted and calm feeling.

A piece of natural rude stone is placed at the entrance, with water flowing quietly in the gap of the stone, representing the ‘vitality of activity in slience’. Many iron crafted pillars and fixtures are utilised to give the the impression of a room with more extensive levels.

Located in the residential area of Silicon Valley, Almaden Sushi Restaurant targets to serve family oriented customers. The layout is designed with flexibility to serve groups of 6,8,10 to even up to 20. The tables along the east wall can simply be combined to serve a large group or separated to serve couples and small families. The concept revolves around the organic elements appreciated by the Japanese culture. The Japanese, known for being simple yet classy, was the inspiration in meticulously selecting the design elements that were key to achieving this iniviting and relaxing modern-zen look. Elegant yet easy to clean wavy wall panels cover the main walls in the dining room, providing smooth organic texture to act as backdrop to the quiet surrounding. This wavy wall pattern also brings you closer to nature. It is subtly reminiscent of the ocean where the fresh seafood is from. When light hits the wall, it produces an interesting ripple that is very calming to look at. Sleek, amber-colored mini pendant lights are used to line the soffit at the counter area. In the main dining area, eye-catching contemporary chandeliers are used to dress up the ceiling. The way that the round lightbulbs are randomly positioned using curved wires looks like a modern take on symbolizing cherry blossoms. Resin panels with dried grass and flower inserts make the space feel fresh and authentically closer to nature. These resin panels act as dividers along the lengthy dining room into three smaller sections that are more intimate. The layered ceiling design adds geometric features and interests to the space. The neutral color pallete is perfect for the whole look – soothing to the eye and sophisticated enough to serve young couples and their family.

A person goes to a specific restaurant either because the food is very good or because the atmosphere is pleasant. Let’s forget for a moment about the chefs and their delicious creations and focus on the design of the restaurant. How exactly should a restaurant look like in order to attract customers? Well, that depends on many factors. And since there are so many variables, we have prepared a top with 13 different restaurant interiors. Take a look at them and let us know which one you like best.