Hong Kong-based Steve Leung Design Group (SLD) recently completed the interior design of God of Teppanyaki – a Japanese restaurant located in the prime location of Causeway Bay in the city. Surrounded by prestigious Michelin-starred restaurants, this 604m2 gastronomic space unfolds a sophisticated interplay of dark shades and luminous accents married with simplistic and contemporary design scheme.
In line with an increased demand for privacy and space amid the pandemic, SLD created a distinctively upscale ambience defined by generous space and neat aesthetics. Spanning multiple private dining rooms to a sake bar, sushi bar, and wine and sake tasting room, elaborate partitions host small groups of four up to large groups of 24 guests featuring a thoughtful spatial design to allow dynamic and customised flows between different areas.
Drawing inspiration from the enchanting beauty of Japanese natural landscape, predominant design elements are integrated into the interiors: a striking Mount Fuji art backdrop, bespoke wallpapers and fabrics bearing traditional botanical patterns, and the abundance of timber and granite used throughout the entire venue, instantaneously bring the diners a vivid experience of authentic Japanese culture. The custom-made lighting arranged by renowned lighting expert Tino Kwan, God of Teppanyaki strikes the right balance between exclusivity and a welcoming space.
Project details:
Project Name: God of Teppanyaki
Project Location: Sino Plaza, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Project Completion: June 2021
Project Area: 604m2
Main Materials: Wood Veneer, Stone, Custom Printed Wallpaper, Special Paint
Lighting Design: Tino Kwan Lighting Consultants Co., Ltd
Photographer Credits: Lit Ma
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