From the exterior, only cooking is visible, not people eating. Reflective materials like tempered glass, stainless steel, and acrylic show fingerprints, smoke stains, and scratches over time, affecting photo aesthetics.
The pop-up station is crafted to extend the design language, obscuring individuals’ faces and revealing only their legs.
The benches, made from 25mm plywood with mirrored bottoms, maintain a visually light appearance in line with the paintings.
Wall positioning is planned to meet privacy needs: enclosed walls for bedrooms and reception areas, and open configurations for common areas and the coffee station.
Railings and tactile flooring guide them to the first floor. Wood laminates adorn bedroom walls, matching the flooring. The bed is a distinct color, easily identifiable even with blurred vision.

Cooking Station - The open kitchen with a green wall, bigger than the dining area to enhance the importance of the chef and other staff.

Pop-up station - It offers sober-up candy for drinkers.

Reception Area - The railing is combined with benches and walls, guiding nightlife customers to ascend to the first floor.

Section 1-1’ - This section seamlessly integrates interior and exterior elements.

Section 2-2’ - This section shows the customer's journey from the entrance to the bedrooms after drinking.

Furniture detail - Chair

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