Hui Hsin Cheng · CLIENT: Homeyoung interior decorating and design Ltd.
DaMingDingDing is a Chinese hot pot restaurant interior located in a shopping mall in Fuzhou. The 220 square meter space occupies the third floor and is divided into a pot area and a private box area. Linear light strips and titanium plated metal panels reflect light and define the sense of space. Seats are separated by metal plates that protect privacy while allowing views between zones. The box area is closed by a sliding door for reserved guests. The design draws on oriental elements such as window crafts and constellations within a modern atmosphere.
Press Kit
- Unique Properties
- From the chandelier that symbolizes Chinese
constellation to the exquisite decoration of the dining hall, the restaurant not only satisfies the customers with the delicacy but appeal them through the fulfillment of various sensation. - Dimensions & Packaging
- 220 square meter , 3F
- Tags
- Chinese ,Hot , Pot, light , China , Fuzhou
- Production Technology
- The pot area uses the linear and linear changes of the strips of light to create a beautiful experience of gathering and dining under the time tunnel.
- Design Challenge
- This case is located at a shopping mall in Fuzhou.There many Chinese fast food restaurant in this mall,so we need to do some different from the others. The designer want the interior style is not really ancient. Instead of,she hope to create a Modern atmosphere.Let young costumer enjoy the jolly moment.
- Project Duration
- The project started in October 2018 in Taiwan and finished in September 2019 in Fuzhou.
- Operation Flow
- The store is mainly divided into two areas: the pot area and the box area. First of all, the reserved box area needs to be reserved for high-end customers. Specially designed with a sliding door to create a highly private box design. The box is surrounded by titanium-plated dazzling materials. Add a sense of luxury.
- Research
- The designer creatively fuse those elements into the design. Everywhere around the space are judiciously arranged, that eventually integrate as a place that can represent our brand culture.
- Inspiration
- Inspired by the elements of oriental culture, including window crafts, symbol, and constellation, the designer creates a place where everyone can immerse in the atmosphere of the royal palace. The seats in each zone are separated by metal plates, which can not only keep the privacy but also retain the visual penetration so that the interaction between the seats in each zone can be interactive naturally.
- Image Credits
- All images: Yana Zhezhela and Alek Vatagin / Cheng Hui Hsin(Design director), Da Ming Ding Ding , 2019
- Patents
- Copyrights belongs to Homeyoung interior decorating and design Ltd.
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