The architectural spatial planning integrates elevated tatami-style platforms alongside standard private dining enclaves, deploying custom metallic screen frames and textured glass to divide spaces while maintaining a subtle play of light and shadow.
The interior layout introduces an authentic horigotatsu dining experience, raising the floor level on a dark, stained timber platform with built-in brass step trimmings. A solid, warm-toned oak dining table stands over a recessed leg well, flanked by minimalist floor cushions that offer comfortable, low-profile seating. To the left, a textured black plaster wall provides a moody backdrop, showcasing a glimpse of a vibrant, abstract artwork under focused spotlighting.
Separating this elevated platform from the adjacent private banquet room is a floor-to-ceiling architectural screen constructed from an antiqued brass grid frame. Inset with heavily reeded fluted glass panels, the divider blurs the sightlines between dining groups to maintain strict intimacy while allowing the golden glow from the neighboring gold-leaf ceiling dome to filter softly into the platform zone.
