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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. Restaurant Lunar in Shanghai, China by Sò StudioMay 26th, 2021 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Sò Studio Sò Studio creates the space in the hope of conveying a sense of tranquility and comfort, drastically different from the bustling and dazzling city chores. The interior design is not only focused on the Chinese traditional structure details but also pay attention to the big picture of the beauty aesthetic. Coheres the ambiance with oriental design basics to an appropriate scale, integrating geometry ratio.  Image Courtesy © Wen Studio
 Image Courtesy © Wen Studio Lunar is a Modern Chinese restaurant situated inside a standalone villa at the heart of Shanghai on West Jianguo Road, which is running by opposite group and chef Johnston Teo. Termed Modern Chinese, the cuisine at Lunar is to celebrate the quintessential way of Chinese dining. The namesake pays homage to the Chinese lunar calendar. Resonating with the lunar customs is essential to the ethos of dining experience design. Embracing the seasonality and terroir is at its core. The tea stall is located on the first floor. The soft lighting showered over the shoulder, conveying a sense of comfort, combines with the scent of tea brick and bamboo curtain immerses one in a moonlight night the moment of stepping in.  Image Courtesy © Wen Studio  Image Courtesy © Wen Studio Ascending along the stairs, the passing pebble-paved trail would land one on the second floor of Lunar. A unique hanging cornice, made possible by the outlining curves of classical Jiangnan garden fusing into the architectural structure of the space, guides the way connecting to the dining area and private dining room. The mural hand painting renders orange fluorescence like moonlight shadow, echoing the shooting tea stall on the first floor. Collaborating with the florist and designer Maggie Mao to add an orange haze to the space, the small and delicate decoration adds a touch of Zen in the simplicity. The most important material in the whole space is matte surface. Without excessive reflection, conveying calm and beauty through the texture and touch.  Image Courtesy © Wen Studio  Image Courtesy © Wen Studio  Image Courtesy © Wen Studio  Image Courtesy © Wen Studio  Image Courtesy © Wen Studio  Image Courtesy © Wen Studio  Image Courtesy © Wen Studio  Image Courtesy © Wen Studio  Image Courtesy © Wen Studio  Image Courtesy © Wen Studio  Image Courtesy © Wen Studio  Image Courtesy © Wen Studio  Image Courtesy © Wen Studio  Image Courtesy © Sò Studio  Image Courtesy © Sò Studio  Image Courtesy © Sò Studio  Image Courtesy © Sò Studio
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