RÒU by T-HAM brings together a butcher’s shop and a restaurant under one roof. To achieve this, the space is divided into two areas which look and feel pleasant and natural due to the use of wood veneers, concrete slabs and sandstone tiles. The key design element in the butcher’s area on the first floor are the refrigerated counters, noticeable for their rounded corners. Here, grey veneer creates a cool atmosphere. In contrast, the restaurant area on the upper floor feels warmer because of the dominance of brown toned wood veneers. This space can be subdivided flexibly by using curtains and sliding panels.
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This interior design concept is impressive for its clever structuring of the space and the successful combination of functionality and aesthetics.
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Client:
RÒU by T-HAM, Taipei, Taiwan
Design:
WZWX architecture group (Richard Wang), Taipei, Taiwan
