The interior design of KOOK is inspired by modern Korean aesthetics: minimalism is juxtaposed with unusual elements and forms. Smooth outlines of furniture contrast with laconic graphic neon illumination, and a floating shimmering installation descends to the communal table as the central art object of the space. ...
Two-Level Korean Bistro: Contrast Between Floors as a Design Concept
The bistro occupies two rooms united by a single second light and a small gallery. The first floor is intentionally bright and eye-catching — a red color block and oddly shaped neon lights attract immediate attention. The ground floor is more muted: warm lighting, soft colors, and furniture with curvilinear cushions, modular tables of unusual shape, and a communal egg-shaped table.
Signature Pendant Installation: Seasonal Interior Updates Without Renovation
A large pendant passes visually from one hall to another, serving as the unifying element. Currently a chandelier made of Christmas rain, it can change with the season or events — allowing the bistro to update its interior atmosphere without renovation.
Related project: Kook II
Russia, Moscow, b. Petrovsky, 15/1
Area: 135 m2
Year: 2022
Interior designers: Nikolay Yarin, Konstantin Ostroukhov, Marina Ezerskaya
Photo by Roman Alexeev
