A Hotpot Restaurant That Resembles a Taipei Streetscape

Nuannuan is a brand new Taiwanese hotpot restaurant and bubble tea cafe that brings the essence of Taipei to Beijing. Golucci Inside Architects not too long ago accomplished the inside design, which focuses on integrating design components from a Taipei streetscape into the area.

The doorway and ready space are designed to resemble an previous Taiwanese railway station, with a classic bicycle propped in opposition to the doorway, a big clock, train-inspired seating, and iron decorations beneath lights.

As soon as inside, you’re greeted with a minimal white brick counter for the hosts.

Previous the ready space, the area opens as much as reveal completely different zones divided by a big picket partition that gives a desired additional layer of privateness for the social consuming model. The partition rises and falls in form, generally making a gable form that references buildings lining a avenue.

An inventive picket tree surrounded by a round desk references metropolis benches, and prepare station-inspired signage decorates the partitions.

Photographs by Lulu Xi.