Yuimu Ravintolan sisustussuunnittelu by Watsonkoay and Elroy Moo is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2023 Hopeapalkinto A' Design Award in Sisustusmuotoilu Competition Category.
HopeaSisustus· 2023
Yuimu Ravintolan sisustussuunnittelu
Client: Goflex Design & Reno Sdn Bhd
Hopeapalkinto A' Design Award Winner in Sisustus Category
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About Yuimu Ravintolan sisustussuunnittelu
Yuimu on japanilainen ravintola Kuala Lumpurissa Malesiassa. Kaksikerroksinen loft-tila on jaettu yakitori-osastoon, sakebaariin, yksityiseen ruokailutilaan ja omakase-tiskiin. Sisustus on toteutettu ilman puuta tai levyjä, joten tilalle etsittiin vaihtoehtoisia materiaaleja, ja suuri osa sisustuksesta on valmistettu sementistä. Kaikki materiaalit ovat formaldehyditöntä, ympäristöystävällisiä ja kierrätettyjä, kansainvälisten vihreiden standardien mukaisesti. Valaistus viittaa neljään vuodenaikaan ja vaihtelee pehmeästä voimakkaaseen.
The Recognition
About the Hopeapalkinto A' Design Award
Yuimu Ravintolan sisustussuunnittelu on Hopeapalkinnon A' Design Award -voittaja, äärimmäisen arvostettu tunnustus, joka myönnetään huippuluokan, upeille ja vaikuttaville designeille. Hopeavoittajat ovat äärimmäisen loistavia ja erittäin luovia teoksia, jotka havainnollistavat suunnittelijoidensa erinomaista asiantuntemusta, lahjakkuutta ja terävyyttä. Yuimu Ravintolan sisustussuunnittelu:n odotetaan olevan ihana, esimerkillinen teos, joka on huomattavan ammattimainen ja syvästi innovatiivinen. Tämä Hopeapalkinnon A' Design Award -voittajadesign on erittäin merkittävä, ihailtu keksintö, joka hyödyttää taiteen, tieteen, designin ja teknologian rajojen laajentamista. Yuimu Ravintolan sisustussuunnittelu on laajalti kadehdittu luomus, joka herättää haluja, tuo myönteisiä tunteita ja sytyttää hämmästystä ja ihmetystä.
Behind the Design
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Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.
- Unique Properties
- Yuimu is a Japanese-style hybrid restaurant featuring Omakase. The double-storey loft structure is divided into a yakitori section, a sake bar, a private dining area, and an Omakase session. The restaurant is located in a green building in Malaysia, so the entire interior design and decoration must comply with international green standards. All materials used for decoration are zero-formaldehyde, environmentally friendly, and recycled.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- 30000 mm x 15000 mm x 3000 mm
- Tags
- japanese, modern, contemporary, commercial, futuristic, fusion, oriental, Japan, woodfree, green
- Production Technology
- The entire interior design and decoration must comply with international green standards. The materials used for the entire decoration are zero formaldehyde, environmentally friendly, and recycled. The whole restaurant is designed and decorated without any wood or boards - it is actually a "no wood" space.
- Design Challenge
- The entire restaurant was designed and decorated without using any wood or board, which meant that the interior designer had to source alternative materials. This "no wood" approach required a creative and innovative use of materials to achieve the desired design aesthetic.
- Research
- Inspired by the rich meanings and aesthetics of Chinese characters, the designer has created four distinct atmospheres that embody the seasons of spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Each scene reflects a unique blend of traditional and modern elements, as well as a deep appreciation for the natural world.
To achieve this captivating design, the designer has carefully curated a range of innovative materials that fuse old and new. From the sleek and shiny metal accents to the warm and earthy textures of wood and stone, every element has been meticulously chosen to enhance the ambiance and functionality of the space. - Inspiration
- The restaurant is named "Ben" in Chinese, which without the middle of the horizontal line becomes the word "wooden." This concept is extended to the interior design, where the entire restaurant is designed and decorated without any wood or boards. It is a "no wood" space. Lighting inspired by the four seasons - spring, summer, autumn, and winter - creates a range of experiences from soft to strong. The overall interior design is based on a contemporary Japanese aesthetic.
- Project Duration
- The project started in September 2022 in Kuala Lumpur and was completed in December 2022, also in Kuala Lumpur.
- Operation Flow
- The design phase of the project took three months instead of one. The most challenging aspect was selecting materials that met three criteria: 1) non-wooden, 2) zero formaldehyde, and 3) environmentally friendly. The available materials were limited, and many new decoration materials used in the installation further complicated the task. A significant portion of the decoration was made of cement, which presented a challenge and had to be completed within the three-month deadline. The entire project was completed in just 90 days, around the clock.
- Patents
- N/A
- Team Members
- Art director: Watsonkoay
Head of project: Elroy Moo - Image Credits
- Photographer C Y Wong
Videographer Monster Production House
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