Check out this Taiwan Noodle House restaurant in Beijing designed by Golucci. This is a fantastic example of interior branding in action – contemporary design meets classics images of traditional noodle houses in a striking interior. The “bowl wall” (try saying that fast three times in a row!) is an absolute show stopper. I am also in love with the idea of having chopsticks turned into wind chimes. Gorgeous. And extremely clever. AND labour intensive…Hats off Golucci.[Images via Contemporist.]Share the love:FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailPinterest 4 Responses Marie Lundstrom September 12, 2011 Exciting & a bit different to the usual Asian style. Thanks:) Reply Kate Daly September 12, 2011 Ever since I had kids all I can think about when I see design like this is – gorgeous but who will clean it and how long will it take? Oh the dust and grime that will collect on those beauties! Boring but true. Reply Taiwan Noodle House | Beijing, China September 13, 2011 […] via Yellowtrace] News | […] Reply Interior Design von golucci - Taiwan Noodle House Peking | salong wohnstücke September 20, 2011 […] Fotos: Sun Xiangyu, via yellowtrace blog […] ReplyLeave a Reply Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Δ
Marie Lundstrom September 12, 2011 Exciting & a bit different to the usual Asian style. Thanks:) Reply
Kate Daly September 12, 2011 Ever since I had kids all I can think about when I see design like this is – gorgeous but who will clean it and how long will it take? Oh the dust and grime that will collect on those beauties! Boring but true. Reply
Interior Design von golucci - Taiwan Noodle House Peking | salong wohnstücke September 20, 2011 […] Fotos: Sun Xiangyu, via yellowtrace blog […] Reply
