Back to project indexRETAIL & RESTAURANT / 2017
Western District
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The 616 Beef Hotpot in Sai Wan on Hong Kong Island is a commercial interior design project that responds to the dual demands of dining atmosphere and operational efficiency. The design team arranged seating plans, circulation and dining zones to provide a comfortable dining environment. The overall spatial design helps maintain smooth service operations while using interior details to form a distinctive brand identity.
For the operational needs of a hot‑pot restaurant, the design team carefully planned the overall seating layout and circulation routes. By setting appropriate table spacing and zoning different dining areas, the design aims to provide a comfortable environment while supporting smooth food service delivery.
The restaurant interior includes a large green display shelving unit, and various nostalgic items are hung on the wall beside the round dining table. These specific decorative details help create a distinctive spatial atmosphere, responding to the design intent of establishing a comfortable and characterful dining environment.
A vintage arcade machine is placed in a corner of the interior, and detailed diagrams of beef cuts are displayed on the walls. These visual elements align with the overall nostalgic theme and, through specific interior details, reinforce the hotpot restaurant's brand identity, creating a recognisable environment.
The green shelving displays specific decorative objects such as a vintage Coca‑Cola clock. These nostalgic accents help enrich the interior’s visual layers and, together with the overall spatial planning, create a comfortable dining environment that conveys the brand’s character.
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