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Good restaurants are places that take you somewhere else. Places where you go on a journey to somewhere you haven’t been; places where you suspend disbelief. This is really the fundamental driver of any good restaurant design, to create a series of spaces that support the experience of a great restaurant operator. They are also places that speak about our culture and dining together. Miseya is one of the venues that represent that great japanese dining culture.

The project for a Japanese restaurant in JB is inspired by the walkways in the forest bordered by the succession of blacks and red wooden portals, which lead to the temples of Fushimi Inari in Kyoto, of which reproduces colors and suggestions. The design challenge was to create a space with a truly Japanese essence in a contemporary way recreating the suggestion of colors and materials of the temples.

Suspended red sheer ceilings the same color enphasize the visual perspectives and define the different areas of the entrance and dining area. From an operational point of view, the service model and staff flow were as important as the customer experience. The design of this restaurant seamlessly integrates form and function, providing a seamless experience for the patron.

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