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Gin Rik Sha
Gin Rik Sha
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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Gin Rik Sha
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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STATUS
Built
YEAR
2018
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
$500K - 1M
This project is a renovation of an existing small bar restaurant tucked away in the quaint area of Kuala Lumpur. The restaurant menu is a variety of eclectic, contemporary cuisine with an Indian twist. Drawing inspiration from the menu and the owner’s request for a chic interior with lush greens, the interior mainly explored on a fusion of materials from local handmade weaved rattan panels, solid American white oak and stone slate tiles. The incorporation of various materials, portray the blend of flavours between traditional Indian cuisine and Western cuisine.
The main layout of the old restaurant is mainly maintained but some minor changes were made to improve on circulation, and functionality. Stone slates tiled floor designed from the exterior to the interior of the restaurant to introduce the external environment into the interior. This resulted in an extended dining area continuing towards the front of the restaurant entrance, creating an al-fresco area where lush tropical greens were introduced. A custom brass peacock logo of the restaurant lays on the floor of the main entrance to usher in customers. Followed by a custom designed peacock grille standing tall by the bar as a separation between the main dining area and kitchen area.
The wall of the restaurant is decorated with three circular mirrors refurbished with brass and black steel frame from the old restaurant as a symbol of the owner’s fascination for rickshaws. Continuation of this symbol is reflected on the custom pendants above the bench seats and the bar counter.
The main layout of the old restaurant is mainly maintained but some minor changes were made to improve on circulation, and functionality. Stone slates tiled floor designed from the exterior to the interior of the restaurant to introduce the external environment into the interior. This resulted in an extended dining area continuing towards the front of the restaurant entrance, creating an al-fresco area where lush tropical greens were introduced. A custom brass peacock logo of the restaurant lays on the floor of the main entrance to usher in customers. Followed by a custom designed peacock grille standing tall by the bar as a separation between the main dining area and kitchen area.
The wall of the restaurant is decorated with three circular mirrors refurbished with brass and black steel frame from the old restaurant as a symbol of the owner’s fascination for rickshaws. Continuation of this symbol is reflected on the custom pendants above the bench seats and the bar counter.
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