Chu Yan Restaurant

interior design, restaurant architecture, contemporary Asian design, hospitality space, luminous installation, cerulean blue, ultramarine, cobalt blue, warm amber, cream, honey tones, dark granite, polished floor, reflective surfaces, geometric lattice, wooden framework, louvered screens, wave form, undulating sculpture, backlit installation, dramatic lighting, theatrical illumination, chiaroscuro, silhouetted figure, human scale reference, spatial drama, high contrast, warm-cool juxtaposition, traditional-contemporary fusion, organic curves, orthogonal grid, mirror reflection, double image, meditative atmosphere, sanctuary aesthetic, ceremonial space, sublime scale, immersive environment, biophilic design, water reference, crystalline texture, atmospheric perspective, sophisticated palette, luxury hospitality, experiential design, contemplative mood, reverent atmosphere, transitional architecture

Chu Yan is a restaurant interior located at Shiliupu Wharf on the Bund in Shanghai, China. The space covers 2500 square meters and is arranged into individual guest areas, private rooms and a waiting area. A large LED wall at the entrance shows a live view of the Huangpu River. Artificial marble, insulating glass and laminated glass are used to reduce weight, block noise and save energy. Sound-absorbing panels and coatings further limit noise. An unfolded scroll image on the corridor ceiling connects the whole design.