Pu Tang Restaurant

restaurant interior, fine dining space, timber lattice ceiling, coffered wood ceiling, warm ambient lighting, golden ochre tones, raw sienna palette, cream upholstery, polished stone floor, circular dining table, traditional craftsmanship, contemporary Asian design, natural wood grain, diffused illumination, slatted screens, geometric armature, analogous color harmony, refined atmosphere, hospitality architecture, intimate gathering space, architectural woodwork, concealed lighting, high-key warmth, tactile surfaces, organic materials, ceremonial dining, spatial layering, screen partitions, display niches, ceramic vessels, orchid centerpiece, elegant chairs, marble countertop, translucent dividers, rhythmic verticality, meditative ambiance, cultural heritage, artisanal construction, luminous interior, sophisticated restraint, serene environment, neutral accents, spatial hierarchy

Pu Tang is a restaurant interior in Nanjing, China, covering an area of 1284 square meters. The layout includes seven private rooms and one tea room, each based on a theme drawn from literati symbols such as plum, orchid, bamboo and chrysanthemum. The central floor slab of the building was removed to form an inner courtyard for plants and to bring daylight into each room. A visual corridor introduces garden views, while stones, water, moss and fern create a natural landscape. Natural marble and wood panelling are used.