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COMMERCIAL / Design reference

Guangdong Shijia Beijing

Patterned flooring, coloured textiles and planting give the dining room a layered identity. The table groups remain visible within the richer decorative setting, while changes in enclosure create smaller social moments. The reference illustrates how a restaurant can be expressive through several coordinated elements. A brief should determine how those elements support the dining concept, maintenance and service routes.

Guangdong Shijia Beijing
CollectionCommercial
Entry38 / 42
RoleDesign reference

SPATIAL READING

A closer look at the space.

Patterned flooring, coloured textiles and planting give the dining room a layered identity. The table groups remain visible within the richer decorative setting, while changes in enclosure create smaller social moments. The reference illustrates how a restaurant can be expressive through several coordinated elements. A brief should determine how those elements support the dining concept, maintenance and service routes.

Editorial observations drawn from the supplied imagery.

Included as a design reference; not presented as a commission completed by this practice.

THREE SPATIAL IDEAS

01

A rich red-and-green dining palette

A visible feature to consider alongside your own programme, users and operating requirements.

02

A strong tiled floor rhythm

A visible feature to consider alongside your own programme, users and operating requirements.

03

Planting as a room divider

A visible feature to consider alongside your own programme, users and operating requirements.

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FOR YOUR NEXT PROJECT

Turn inspiration into a clear brief.

The customer encounter

Identify what a customer should understand on arrival, where they pause and how staff can support the visit. A strong interior image needs to sit within a clear retail, dining or experience-centre offer.

Atmosphere and operation

Discuss lighting, seating, product presentation and circulation together. The material character should support the business model, with service, storage and accessibility considered alongside the customer-facing settings.

Adaptability

Clarify which elements are fixed and which must change with products, events or seasons. A useful commercial brief connects the launch experience with the way the operator will use and maintain the space later.

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