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The interior of the restaurant is inspired by modern Korean aesthetics: minimalism is juxtaposed with unusual elements and forms. Smooth outlines of furniture contrast with laconic light and graphic forms of neon illumination. The central art object of the space, a floating shimmering installation, smoothly descends to the communal table. The playful yet elegant interior becomes part of the visitor's visual experience.

The bistro space consists of two rooms - the 1st floor and the ground floor, which are united by a single volume - a second light and a small gallery. The first floor is intentionally bright and eye-catching: a red color block and bright, oddly shaped neon lights attract attention at first sight. The ground floor, on the contrary, is more muted and monochromatic, with warm lighting and soft colors. Unusual here in the form of furniture - it is a sofa with curvilinear cushions, modular tables of unusual shape and a large common table - an egg. ...

The unifying element here is a large pendant, which as if passes from one hall to another. Now it is a huge chandelier made of Christmas rain, but depending on the season or events taking place in the bistro it can change and update the interior.