Futoshi Masuda · CLIENT: The client's name is waltz. Margot is the name of waltz's bar business format.
Marugo Shinbashi is a wine bar and restaurant interior located on a busy street in Shinbashi, Tokyo. The circle of the Marugo brand sign is repeated through the interior to improve visibility and recall. A wine red tiled wall and a buttoned bench carry the circular motif, while colored copper plates of Takaoka copperware cover a full wall. Cube brick tile and mahogany wood complete the material palette. Indirect lighting was adjusted with a full-size mockup so that light reads clearly from each circle. The space covers 105 square meters.
Press Kit
- Unique Properties
- This restaurant is a project that also incorporates the circle that constitutes the Margo logo into the interior.
With a sense of openness and casualness of the wine bar,Masterd tried eye-catching and memorable devices.
It is neither a sum nor the sea by using the red color of the counterback, the buttoned bench and the copper panel used for the elements of the ocean and the Takaoka copperware on the entire wall and combining Japanese materials Masterd think Masterd was able to make something that was not there. - Dimensions & Packaging
- 105㎡
- Tags
- Marugo,restaurant,bar,shinbashi,takaoka,masterd
- Production Technology
- Colored copper plate of Takaoka copperware,wine red tile,Cube brick tile,Mahogany Wood,
- Design Challenge
- In order to make the light clear from the circle, a full-size mockup was made and the installation position of the indirect lighting was adjusted.
- Project Duration
- 3-13-4-1F Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo
- Operation Flow
- To improve visibility in miscellaneous areas called Shinbashi.
To convey that the store being developed in Shinjuku has appeared in a new area.
For the purpose mentioned above, ○ used in the brand sign was incorporated into the interior design. - Research
- It was necessary to have both the eye-catching standout mechanism and the open feeling and casual feeling like a wine bar for the downtown street called Yanagi Dori.
- Inspiration
- It was planned to be a busy, crowded downtown area called the bridge Yanagi Dori. In order to convey the store's visibility and the business condition of the wine bar, Masterd incorporated the mark of restaurant sign circle into the wall of the wine red wall and the bench, and tried an eye-catching and memorable device.
- Image Credits
- Photographer/Nacása & Partners Inc. Kanno Kai
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