Bronze Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2023
Ship 79 Restaurant
by Xiongbiao Luo - Guangzhou Mushi Design
- A' Design Award 2023 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
- Awarded April 15, 2023
- CLIENT: Guangzhou Mushi Design and Decoration Co., Ltd.
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 8,418
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About Ship 79 Restaurant
Ship 79 is the interior design of a seafood restaurant with an area of 2800 square meters. The space recalls the cabin of a fishing boat to highlight the freshness of the seafood served. Warm yellow tones with natural wood and rattan create simple textures. Bent lines, a curved ceiling and U-shaped partitions echo one another. Semi-private rooms use hollowed arc partitions and rattan screens for privacy, while water corrugated glass partitions sparkle under the light. Booths by the window recall travel boxes and face the view outside.
Press Kit
- Unique Properties
- Ship 79 is a seafood restaurant dedicated to serving freshly cooked seafood. It is popular with the customers for the high-quality fresh ingredients, immersive dining site and affordable prices. This case is the interior design of a Ship 79 Restaurant. Taking fresh ingredients as the core of the restaurant, the designer hopes to create a cabin-like dining place to highlight the freshness of seafood.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- The area is 2800 sqm.
- Tags
- Modern, Minimalist, Natural wooden, Primitive, Simplicity
- Production Technology
- The space mainly takes the modern minimalist style. It adopts the warm yellow tone and plain, natural wooden, rattan materials to create primitive simplicity textures of fishing boats, bringing a relaxed and friendly feeling of space. Bent lines, curved ceiling, and U-shaped partitions echo each other in the space, bringing changes to the overall impression.
- Design Challenge
- The space uses plain linear lighting, just like the faint light emitted from distant floating fishing boats, to convey artistic conception, and make the space simple and agile. The space applies a large number of removable components, which can be recycled.
- Project Duration
- The project started in April 2020 in Shenzhen and finished in November 2020 in Shenzhen.
- Operation Flow
- The semi-private rooms adopt hollowed arc partitions and rattan screens to keep privacy and give customers the freshness of looking outside as if sitting in a cabin. The rooms are separated with water corrugated glass partitions, which produce a sparkling visual effect under the light. The corridor extends the water waves to deepen the theme of the space and make the space transparent, reducing the discomfort of closure. The booths by the window, simulating travel boxes, enjoy the scenery outside, full of fun.
- Research
- The lobby is paved with terrazzos to bring memories back to the ancient times. Gray leather seats soften the space of hard lines to deliver comfort. The ceiling presents multi-level changes, affording the space for thought. The linear glass windows simulate the viewing windows of the cabins to enhance spatial permeability.
- Inspiration
- As a result, the designer, inspired by the cabins, extracts the n-shape, a basic element of the cabins, divides and reorganizes the space in abstract design techniques along with the use of diversified materials, to form an exclusive IP of the brand, and make the brand unique in the market.
- Image Credits
- Image #1: Photographer Jian Feng, Ship 79, 2020.
Image #2: Photographer Jian Feng, Ship 79, 2020.
Image #3: Photographer Jian Feng, Ship 79, 2020.
Image #4: Photographer Jian Feng, Ship 79, 2020.
Image #5: Photographer Jian Feng, Ship 79, 2020.