The japanese restaurant and sushi-house located in one of the floor of Moscow shopping malls. It has bright and colorfull nautical design with copper, aquariums and paddles as interior elements with specially designed furniture and wooden elements. The restaurants area is 540 square meters and its capacity is 144 guests.
Японский ресторан сети "Якитория" расположен на втором этаже торгового центра у метро "Речной вокзал", название которого послужило вдохновением к созданию интерьера с корабельной тематикой. В интерьере сочетаются специально созданные для данного проекта мебель и элементы, выполненные из меди, разноцветные весла и аквариумы. Площадь ресторана с учетом технической зоны - 540 квадратных метров с 144 посадочными местами
The bar is made to resemble the bow of the ship covered with copper sheets. It has an upper beam with lights and small paddles hanging down thus dividing the bar technical area and the hall
View of the hall with the kitchen entrance to the separated by the curtain with imprinted Hokusai painting
View of the bar
View towards the entrance.
The aquariums embeded in the wall with round holes resembling the illuminators. The wall is covered with copper sheets as the bar. The upper beam with lights repeats the curve of the bar resembling the ship bow
View from the entrance towards the copper aquarium wall and the bar zone
View from the entrance to the second hall.
The big sofa is curved as the ship bow and as the bar. The partition is see-through made with colorfull paddles dividing the space into small sitting area creating comfort.
The colums are covered with stainless steel
The ceiling is repeating the curve of the paddles underneath, the curved wall is separating WC.
The detached round wall elements resemble the elements used in the other project for Yakitoriya Smitovskiy but are made from copper. They are of different diameter and have rear lighting
View through the paddles. The tables are separated by the paddles making a private zone
Copper round elements of different diameter with rear lighting detached from the wall
Second hall with an option of having a separate entrance for the private party or banquet
The hall is rather small and has mirror niches in the walls for widening the space. In the niches the paddles are erected reflecting in the mirrors
WC curved walls covered with copper
