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Yu Sir Dessert Shop by Jerry Tsao
Yu Sir Dessert Shop by Jerry Tsao
Yu Sir Dessert Shop by Jerry Tsao
Yu Sir Dessert Shop by Jerry Tsao
Yu Sir Dessert Shop by Jerry Tsao

Initialday Interior Design

Bronze Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2024

Yu Sir Dessert Shop

by Jerry Tsao

  • A' Design Award 2024 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2024
  • CLIENT: Initialday Interior Design
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 9,109
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About Yu Sir Dessert Shop

Yu Sir is an ice cream and dessert shop interior located in Miaoli City, Taiwan. The design follows a simple Japanese style that matches the calm pace of the town. The open layout avoids extra partitions, so daylight moves freely through the space. Reeded glass divides areas while keeping a sense of transparency. Southern pine, plants and non-toxic paints form a warm and fresh setting. A half-open preparation area lets customers see how the food is made. The main public space covers 84 square meters.

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Unique Properties
As an ice cream and dessert shop in the town, the shop echoes the slow and simple vibe of the township with the mildness and simplicity of Japanese style. Without complicated arrangements and redundant partitions, the open and unobstructed layout with a warm wood base creates a wandering path of light throughout the space. The translucent glass delineates the space to deeply immerse it in natural elements.
Dimensions & Packaging
Main public space is 84 square meters, excluding restroom, outdoor and office.
Tags
Japanese style, Warm wood, Dessert shop, Natural elements, Non-toxic building materials
Production Technology
High Pressure Laminate, Southern pine, Reeded glass, iron parts, Faux Paint, Dulux paint
Design Challenge
To design with sustainability in mind, wood is extensively used in the space. Wood generates less carbon emissions than other building materials, making it an ideal building material. By opting for green and non-toxic building materials, we ensure
better indoor air quality and a space that is free of hazardous substances. Besides, the number of windows has been greatly increased to maintain good ventilation and air flow.
Project Duration
The project is finished in June 2023 in Miaoli City, Taiwan.
Operation Flow
The door is made of wood and glass, giving customers a warm welcome. Instead of typical double doors, the sliding doors break away from the commercial interior design. Meanwhile, windows on both sides are enlarged. The combination of the grille and the waiting area delineates the boundaries of the space and maintains the sense of transparency. Strato cement texture paint on the extensive wall pairing with wood structures and plants can highlight the feature wall. The orderly arrangement of wood decorative strips contrasts with the hand-painted wall that seems random and spontaneous, creating a strong visual contrast among different materials.
Research
The half-open food preparation area shows customers the transparent process of food preparation. It not only allows staff to provide safe, good quality food but also enhances the interaction between the staff and customers. Instead of rigid boundaries, a strong sense of humanity fills the space. The spacious seating area provides ample space for dining comfort and ensures a smooth flow.
Inspiration
It is no secret that ice creams and desserts make people happy. Therefore, the shop is considered as a transit station of life. Natural wood, plants and paints create a harmonious, fresh and stress-free space. Mellow white daylight follows the deconstructed volume in the open layout, providing customers with a sense of belonging in peace and tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of the neon city.
Image Credits
Initialday Interior Design

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