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Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. KISU Restaurant in Tel Aviv, Israel by Yaron TalSeptember 13th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Yaron Tal Kisu (kiss in Japanese) is an sian restaurant located near Tel Aviv. The design is sian inspired mostly from the Japanese culture. Every wall in the restaurant gives another glimpse of the mysterious culture. The entrance wall is covered with Hexagons in different colors which change with every angle you look. Another wall next to the bar is actually a partition made from colored aluminum chain with a printed image of rice field printed all over it. You must take a step away to enjoy the great image.  Image Courtesy © Yoav Gurin
 Image Courtesy © Yoav Gurin Above the bar hangs decorative light fixtures made from Cardboard that looks like Japanese candles with warm light. The inspiration for the design is all of the textures, spices and colors of the far east.- Experience for all senses.  Image Courtesy © Yoav Gurin  Image Courtesy © Yoav Gurin  Image Courtesy © Yoav Gurin  Image Courtesy © Yoav Gurin  Image Courtesy © Yoav Gurin  Image Courtesy © Yoav Gurin  Image Courtesy © Yoav Gurin  Image Courtesy © Yoav Gurin  Image Courtesy © Yoav Gurin  Image Courtesy © Yoav Gurin  Image Courtesy © Yoav Gurin  Image Courtesy © Yoav Gurin  Image Courtesy © Yoav Gurin  Image Courtesy © Yoav Gurin  Image Courtesy © Yoav Gurin  Image Courtesy © Yoav Gurin  Image Courtesy © Yoav Gurin  Image Courtesy © Yoav Gurin  Image Courtesy © Yoav Gurin  Image Courtesy © Yoav Gurin
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