Kedi Tonight Shisha bar in Taipei, Taiwan by Republic Design

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Sumit Singhal
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.

Kedi Tonight Shisha bar in Taipei, Taiwan by Republic Design

October 7th, 2021 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Republic Design

Mist. The first thing that came into our mind when we started to work on this F&B design, which became our core concept of this project.

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Architects: Republic Design
Project: Kedi Tonight Shisha bar
Location: Taipei, Taiwan
Type of space: F&B, Bar
Total square footage: 81sqm

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The LED light is installed at the ceiling, starting from the entrance to the end of the space, running through the smoke from the shisha, like blood running through the veins inside a human body. While the LED light is covered up with smoke, it creates a more mystic and spiritual atmosphere. Viewing from the entrance, the right side is a VIP lounge area. The seating of the VIP area is extended to the window, integrally connected to the outside as a planting landscape. The curvy ceiling creates a cave-ish window display, to create a more mysterious atmosphere and drawing people’s curiosity from the outside.

We separate the counter bar into two which is a shisha bar and a cocktail bar. It seems like we created two main characters as well as two main stages of the space. The steel-made countertop, alongside acrylic, LED lights, and oak wood texture, creates a more light-weight and raw finished environment.

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Tags: Taipei, Taiwan

Categories: Bar, Interiors

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