Golden A' Design Award Winner 2020
interior design, restaurant architecture, contemporary Asian aesthetic, symmetrical composition, one-point perspective, warm amber, obsidian black, ivory white, verdant green, honey wood tones, reflective surfaces, undulating wall texture, moon gate motif, bamboo foliage, circular aperture, linear ceiling elements, banquette seating, minimalist table settings, zenithal lighting, atmospheric depth, mirror-like floor, textural contrast, glossy finish, slatted ceiling, dramatic chiaroscuro, botanical focal point, rhythmic repetition, horizontal striations, luminous corridor, intimate dining scale, cathedral proportions, contemporary minimalism, material juxtaposition, warm-cool contrast, sophisticated palette, architectural photography, spatial recession, reflected space, human scale figures, organic-geometric dialogue, high-contrast tonal range, refined elegance, experiential design
Ricky's Kitchen is a restaurant interior in Hong Kong. The design reinterprets the city while keeping the brand identity. The feature wall uses materials that suggest a forest of concrete, with geometry recalling building facades with balconies and lighting that mimics lit households. A central linear LED ceiling represents the narrow strip of sky seen between high-rise buildings, and Leon lights on both sides recall highway traffic in long exposure photography. A T-shaped layout forms four semi-private zones, and benches with movable tables suit groups of different sizes.