The private dining hall wall architecture integrates a monumental, three-dimensional metallic installation that acts as both a sculptural feature and a complex lighting mechanism, casting dynamic geometric shadows to create a dramatic, moody dining mood.
The elongated room layout coordinates two long, solid oak dining tables lined with minimalist dark-framed chairs upholstered in deep navy velvet fabric. The table settings are meticulously arranged with high-end ceramics and glassware, sitting beneath an architectural branch-style chandelier that supports a cluster of hand-blown, textured glass bubble shades. This overhead installation distributes a soft, diffused light across the central dining axis.
The main wall feature is composed of dozens of vertical brass slats mounted against a dark, textured plaster backdrop. The lower edges of the brass bars are cut at varying lengths to create a fluid, mountain-like wave profile, with a small, down-focused LED pinlight hidden at the base of every single slat. This integrated lighting washes the textured wall below with overlapping triangles of light, turning the perimeter wall into a striking graphic centerpiece.
