ICHIKOKUDO, a Japanese ramen restaurant, is the first branch of Zensho in the UK. The restaurant opened with support from DEIK and constructed by EDO Construction, opened at the end of March 2024 in Soho.
ICHIKOKUDO, a Japanese ramen restaurant, is the first branch of Zensho in the UK. The restaurant opened with support from DEIK and constructed by EDO Construction, opened at the end of March 2024 in Soho.
ICHIKOKUDO, a Japanese ramen restaurant, is the first branch of Zensho in the UK. The restaurant opened with support from DEIK and constructed by EDO Construction, opened at the end of March 2024 in Soho.
ICHIKOKUDO, a Japanese ramen restaurant, is the first branch of Zensho in the UK. The restaurant opened with support from DEIK and constructed by EDO Construction, opened at the end of March 2024 in Soho.
ICHIKOKUDO, London
2024.March / Hospitality
The flat is part of a grade II listed building, which was a former Victorian Board School built on an earlier historic prison, which has now been considered and carefully designed to elevate the property’s historic elements.
The flat is part of a grade II listed building, which was a former Victorian Board School built on an earlier historic prison, which has now been considered and carefully designed to elevate the property’s historic elements.
The flat is part of a grade II listed building, which was a former Victorian Board School built on an earlier historic prison, which has now been considered and carefully designed to elevate the property’s historic elements.
The flat is part of a grade II listed building, which was a former Victorian Board School built on an earlier historic prison, which has now been considered and carefully designed to elevate the property’s historic elements.
House KP, London
2023.October / Residential
TONARI, the UK's first stand-up sushi restaurant designed by DEIK and constructed by EDO Construction, opened recently at Mercato Metropolitano.
TONARI, the UK's first stand-up sushi restaurant designed by DEIK and constructed by EDO Construction, opened recently at Mercato Metropolitano.
TONARI, the UK's first stand-up sushi restaurant designed by DEIK and constructed by EDO Construction, opened recently at Mercato Metropolitano.
TONARI, the UK's first stand-up sushi restaurant designed by DEIK and constructed by EDO Construction, opened recently at Mercato Metropolitano.
TONARI / The neighbour Hatano Yoshiki, London
2023.October / Hospitality
Jin Kichi; a Japanese restaurant has been serving its customers in Hampstead, London for over 30 years. They have now extended into the property next door.
Jin Kichi; a Japanese restaurant has been serving its customers in Hampstead, London for over 30 years. They have now extended into the property next door.
Jin Kichi; a Japanese restaurant has been serving its customers in Hampstead, London for over 30 years. They have now extended into the property next door.
Jin Kichi; a Japanese restaurant has been serving its customers in Hampstead, London for over 30 years. They have now extended into the property next door.
Jin Kichi, London
2022.September / Hospitality
For Sachi, a Japanese restaurant in collaboration with Pantechnicon, we studied the materials, finish and detailing that capture the notion of wa (‘harmony’). Inspired by Tsuboniwa, a small Japanese garden, nature was brought indoors, wrapping the corridor with foliage and lighting to add a sense of breeziness to the basement restaurant.
For Sachi, a Japanese restaurant in collaboration with Pantechnicon, we studied the materials, finish and detailing that capture the notion of wa (‘harmony’). Inspired by Tsuboniwa, a small Japanese garden, nature was brought indoors, wrapping the corridor with foliage and lighting to add a sense of breeziness to the basement restaurant.
For Sachi, a Japanese restaurant in collaboration with Pantechnicon, we studied the materials, finish and detailing that capture the notion of wa (‘harmony’). Inspired by Tsuboniwa, a small Japanese garden, nature was brought indoors, wrapping the corridor with foliage and lighting to add a sense of breeziness to the basement restaurant.
For Sachi, a Japanese restaurant in collaboration with Pantechnicon, we studied the materials, finish and detailing that capture the notion of wa (‘harmony’). Inspired by Tsuboniwa, a small Japanese garden, nature was brought indoors, wrapping the corridor with foliage and lighting to add a sense of breeziness to the basement restaurant.
Sachi at PAN-TECHNIC’ON, London
2021.July / Hospitality
For the Japanese-themed bar and bottle shop Sakaya, we came up with the idea of a hidden tearoom, floating on a cantilever above the bar area, taking full advantage of the high ceiling. The tearoom is encased by a shoji-like translucent cube, and when it's lit at night, it acts as a giant lantern, softly illuminating the entire sake bar.
For the Japanese-themed bar and bottle shop Sakaya, we came up with the idea of a hidden tearoom, floating on a cantilever above the bar area, taking full advantage of the high ceiling. The tearoom is encased by a shoji-like translucent cube, and when it's lit at night, it acts as a giant lantern, softly illuminating the entire sake bar.
For the Japanese-themed bar and bottle shop Sakaya, we came up with the idea of a hidden tearoom, floating on a cantilever above the bar area, taking full advantage of the high ceiling. The tearoom is encased by a shoji-like translucent cube, and when it's lit at night, it acts as a giant lantern, softly illuminating the entire sake bar.
For the Japanese-themed bar and bottle shop Sakaya, we came up with the idea of a hidden tearoom, floating on a cantilever above the bar area, taking full advantage of the high ceiling. The tearoom is encased by a shoji-like translucent cube, and when it's lit at night, it acts as a giant lantern, softly illuminating the entire sake bar.
Sakaya at PAN-TECHNIC’ON, London
2021.July / Hospitality
The property is a Grade II listed building which has been carefully refurbished and transformed with the use of neutral and simple elements that blend subtly with the shell architecture. Classic furniture and modern details complement and enhance one another through craftsmanship and the use of timeless materials.
The property is a Grade II listed building which has been carefully refurbished and transformed with the use of neutral and simple elements that blend subtly with the shell architecture. Classic furniture and modern details complement and enhance one another through craftsmanship and the use of timeless materials.
The property is a Grade II listed building which has been carefully refurbished and transformed with the use of neutral and simple elements that blend subtly with the shell architecture. Classic furniture and modern details complement and enhance one another through craftsmanship and the use of timeless materials.
The property is a Grade II listed building which has been carefully refurbished and transformed with the use of neutral and simple elements that blend subtly with the shell architecture. Classic furniture and modern details complement and enhance one another through craftsmanship and the use of timeless materials.
House K, London
2020.September / Residential
London's first branch of Café Kitsuné is located at the main entrance of Pantechnicon, a Nordic + Japanese dining and shopping destination in Belgravia. Our design infuses the space with wood craft, which is typical of both cultures and matches Café Kitsuné’s identity.
London's first branch of Café Kitsuné is located at the main entrance of Pantechnicon, a Nordic + Japanese dining and shopping destination in Belgravia. Our design infuses the space with wood craft, which is typical of both cultures and matches Café Kitsuné’s identity.
London's first branch of Café Kitsuné is located at the main entrance of Pantechnicon, a Nordic + Japanese dining and shopping destination in Belgravia. Our design infuses the space with wood craft, which is typical of both cultures and matches Café Kitsuné’s identity.
London's first branch of Café Kitsuné is located at the main entrance of Pantechnicon, a Nordic + Japanese dining and shopping destination in Belgravia. Our design infuses the space with wood craft, which is typical of both cultures and matches Café Kitsuné’s identity.
Café Kitsuné at PAN-TECHNIC’ON, London
2020.September / Hospitality
Since Pantechnicon opened in Belgravia it has been receiving a lot of attention as a new lifestyle destination where people can experience Nordic + Japanese creativity, craftsmanship, culture and food. DEIK developed the overall brand concept and interior design for the space, including the onsite dining spot Café Kitsuné.
Since Pantechnicon opened in Belgravia it has been receiving a lot of attention as a new lifestyle destination where people can experience Nordic + Japanese creativity, craftsmanship, culture and food. DEIK developed the overall brand concept and interior design for the space, including the onsite dining spot Café Kitsuné.
Since Pantechnicon opened in Belgravia it has been receiving a lot of attention as a new lifestyle destination where people can experience Nordic + Japanese creativity, craftsmanship, culture and food. DEIK developed the overall brand concept and interior design for the space, including the onsite dining spot Café Kitsuné.
Since Pantechnicon opened in Belgravia it has been receiving a lot of attention as a new lifestyle destination where people can experience Nordic + Japanese creativity, craftsmanship, culture and food. DEIK developed the overall brand concept and interior design for the space, including the onsite dining spot Café Kitsuné.
PAN-TECHNIC’ON, London
2020.September / Retail
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