Modern jungle: 13 Steakhouse

Leaving breathing room in this spacious space aims to embrace the art of decorating with less. One-third of the space is decorated with skylight, greenery and gravel paths. The green belt is the buffer between the steakhouse and the neighboring buildings and can offer a generous visual depth. The front part of the exterior wall features a combination of iron mesh and stone to convey the warmth of a steak on a hot rock, while the staggering perforated plates form three-dimensional shapes. The natural light reflects on the metal plates. The space allows customers to experience the passage of time and movement of light while enjoying their food.
At the entrance, the iron frame extends the width of the facade. The triangular shape of the front porch is made of see-through perforated panels to eliminate the oppressive feeling of a large volume, while creating an inviting impression. Instead of solid walls, the building features large transparent curtain walls to allow the building to glow up at night because of the bright yellow light emitting from the inside. With the help of wall lamps, the entrance can make the heart warm and bring a smile to the face of every customer.
The bold industrial style along with vivid contrasting colors adds character and personality upon entering. A black-painted ceiling gives an illusion of infinity. Exposed ducts, sprinklers and exhaust pipes run horizontally and vertically to enhance the feeling of hardness. The seemingly cold frame is warmed up by the wood benches and leather chairs. The design strikes a balance between the rigidity of pipelines and the softness of wood and leather.
Vintage floral tiles clearly delineate the reception area. The counter features rustic hand-made paints in bright and vivid colors. Blending highly saturated colors with muted tones and cloudy colors can balance out the room and create a harmonious contrast.