Iron Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2021
Wanda Huo La Pai Hotpot Restaurant
by Wanfu Su
- A' Design Award 2021 Iron Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
- Awarded April 15, 2021
- CLIENT: Caleb's House (Xiamen) Design & Decoration Co., Ltd
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 8,330
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About Wanda Huo La Pai Hotpot Restaurant
Wanda Huo La Pai Hotpot is a hotpot restaurant interior of about 500 square meters in Xiamen. The design draws on traditional Chinese architectural structure and modern oriental art. Stone brick walls show a simple rough lime texture, and local reclaimed materials such as old wood, Chinese style window lattices and tiles reduce cost and save resources. Black, white and gray form the main palette, with red used on the columns and lanterns placed at the entrance. Winding Chinese corridors separate the tables, so diners enjoy an open setting with privacy.
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- Unique Properties
- In this case, the designers draw on the element of traditional Chinese architectural structure, which is an epitome of the millennial ancient town, and take the modern oriental art as the basis, to return to the exquisite lifestyle of traditional culture, and give this brand hotpot restaurant a more profound cultural connotation and demonstrate its own characteristics.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- The area is 500 square meters.
- Tags
- Chinese Style, Hotpot, Restaurant, Traditional, Wooden
- Production Technology
- The stone wall, made of stone bricks, highlights the simple rough lime texture. In the choice of materials, local waste materials are applied, including old wood for decoration, Chinese style window lattice, window grille and tiles, to recycle the resources and reduce the costs. Thanks to the use of the natural materials including diatom mud, old green bricks, elms, gray tiles and floor tiles, they bring customers an unusual experience space of luxury and elegance.
- Design Challenge
- To save the cost, the original structure of the staircase area and toilet area remains unchanged, and the owner hopes the designer can optimize the plan layout on the basis of it. It is required that our dining area is relatively open, and we must pay attention to the privacy of consumers and the reasonable optimization of the layout of other areas. For the facade, first of all, because the air-conditioning pipes of the mall have been laid, it has a great impact on our ideal ceiling height. Secondly, the indoor columns against the wall are wide and large, which affects the appearance.
- Project Duration
- The project finished in May 2019 in Xiamen.
- Operation Flow
- The interior space takes black, white and gray as the main colors to highlight the design style of imposing simplicity. In the spatial planning, the designers skillfully adopt the form of winding Chinese corridors to ingeniously distance with next tables, enabling diners to enjoy the spacious environment while protecting their privacy. Red serves as the main color of the posts, providing a lively atmosphere for the whole space. The restaurant entry area is decorated with Chinese style lanterns to express a warm welcome to customers.
- Research
- In the choice of materials, local waste materials are applied, including old wood for decoration, Chinese style window lattice, window grille and tiles, to recycle the resources and reduce the costs. Thanks to the use of the natural materials including diatom mud, old green bricks, elms, gray tiles and floor tiles, they bring customers an unusual experience space of luxury and elegance.
- Inspiration
- The Chinese-style decoration can not only highlight the characteristics of the hot pot restaurant, but also more in line with the characteristics of the hot pot. The design of the ceiling is also very stylish, with oil paper umbrella as the lampshade and Chinese red as the main color of ceiling. At a glance, it is the strong Chinese style.
The red lanterns and graceful Chinese paintings make the whole space poetic and artistic. This is exactly the space mood given by the designer.