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Takumi 餐厅室内设计 by Yu Ting Liu and Ling Ling Xiao - NI Space Design
Takumi 餐厅室内设计 by Yu Ting Liu and Ling Ling Xiao - NI Space Design
Takumi 餐厅室内设计 by Yu Ting Liu and Ling Ling Xiao - NI Space Design
Takumi 餐厅室内设计 by Yu Ting Liu and Ling Ling Xiao - NI Space Design
Takumi 餐厅室内设计 by Yu Ting Liu and Ling Ling Xiao - NI Space Design

银 室内 · 2025

Takumi 餐厅室内设计

by Yu Ting Liu and Ling Ling Xiao - NI Space Design

  • A' Design Award 银奖 2025 in 室内
  • CLIENT: NI Space Design
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About Takumi 餐厅室内设计

Takumi是一间以炉端烧为核心打造的餐厅室内空间,炉端烧是日本传统的方形明火炙烤烹饪方式。空间布局如剧场般铺陈,弧线造型与高挑天花塑造出场域感,错落有致的座位安排让每位客人都能清晰观赏厨师料理台前的表演。金属网、马赛克砖、玻璃砖与水磨石地面共同营造出通透感与层次深度。橙红色调唤起炉火的温暖,灰色调则为整体配色带来平衡。半开放式用餐区与独立包座提升了私密性。场地总面积为264.4平方米。

About the A' Design Award 银奖

Takumi 餐厅室内设计是 A' Design Award 银奖得主,这是授予顶级、华美而令人印象深刻的设计的极为崇高的认可。银奖得主是极其卓越、极具创造力的作品,展现出其设计师杰出的专业技能、才华与敏锐。预计Takumi 餐厅室内设计将成为一件出色的典范之作,兼具非凡的专业性与深刻的创新性。这件赢得 A' Design Award 银奖的设计是一项备受瞩目、令人钦佩的发明,造福并拓展艺术、科学、设计和技术的边界。Takumi 餐厅室内设计是一件令人羡慕的创作,它唤起渴望,带来积极的情感,并激发惊叹与赞叹。

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Unique Properties
Robatayaki refers to a cooking method where food is grilled on a square, open grill, with people gathered around to watch and enjoy. Building on this imagery, the designers broke away from traditional Japanese frameworks, using curves and high ceilings to create a theatrical effect. The interwoven arcs create diverse scenes. With the robatayaki bar as the core, seating is layered and staggered, providing the depth of a stage. The freely flowing curves overlap within the space. Glass brick walls add an illusionary element, transforming the restaurant into a grand performance venue.
Dimensions & Packaging
The total area of the venue, excluding the kitchen, is 264.4 square meters, encompassing the chef's counter (itamae) area, VIP booths, open seating area, booths, and waiting area.
The first impression is created by the waiting area, which also serves as a photo spot. The area features a main visual element of a flaming washi paper artwork, connecting with the image of a grill. As one moves to the right and enters the restaurant, the staggered layout ensures that every seating area has a clear view of the robatayaki grilling at the chef's counter (itamae).
Tags
Robatayaki, Modern Aesthetics, Dramatic Space, Orange-Red Tone, Visual Feast
Production Technology
Metal mesh, mosaic tiles, glass bricks, and terrazzo flooring create a sense of transparency and modernity, while also enhancing openness and interaction. Departing from the traditional Japanese palette of light beige, the design primarily uses orange-red tones to evoke the warmth and vibrancy of fire. Gray tones are incorporated to balance the intensity of the overall color scheme, making the space more visually appealing and expressive. The VIP booths are particularly highlighted for their uniqueness and luxury.
Design Challenge
Challenges included differences in material selection and construction standards. Since the site is located in Shanghai, known as the 'fashion capital,' the design had to be impeccably eye-catching. Due to regional differences in materials, some ideas could not be fully realized as originally planned, leading to the need to replace certain design elements. Fortunately, the final adjustments resulted in a high-standard, high-quality presentation. The designers preserved the aesthetic and functionality of the project, demonstrating adaptability and innovative thinking in the face of challenges.
Research
The space is designed like a theater, with curves and high ceilings creating a layered seating arrangement. Every seat offers a perfect view of the chef's culinary artistry while also enhancing privacy. The orange-red tones and reflective materials recreate the robatayaki cooking process, with metal mesh and glass bricks interwoven into the details. As the aroma of fresh ingredients fills the air, dinners can experience a sensory journey. The remodeling project undoubtedly allows the brand to once again capture the market's favor, this time with an even more innovative and modern flair.
Inspiration
Inspired by traditional Japanese cuisine, robatayaki is a sensory cooking method where ingredients are arranged around a brick grill. It offers diners an exquisite dining experience, which is also one of the brand's distinctive features. In the past, the design concept often focused on restoring classic Japanese elements. However, the owner wanted this restaurant to have a different style. The designers combined a dramatic layout with semi-open dining areas to enhance privacy and visual appeal.
Project Duration
The project finished in January 2024 in Shanghai.
Operation Flow
The renovated restaurant enhances the brand's image while increasing the venue's appeal. Moreover, the restaurant's reopening during the post-pandemic recovery period saw a noticeable increase in per-customer spending, indicating that the restaurant's market positioning and renovation strategy successfully attracted a more upscale clientele. The service model, which combines specialty cuisine with interior design, further solidified the restaurant's position in the local culinary scene, bringing in a new and loyal customer base.
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NI Space Design

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