Lang Chuan Cuisine Lounge

Interior design, restaurant architecture, hospitality space, sculptural centerpiece, totemic installation, ultramarine blue, cobalt blue, cadmium red, vermillion, amber gold, warm-cool contrast, complementary color harmony, bilateral symmetry, axial composition, mirrored ceiling, reflective floor, theatrical lighting, dramatic illumination, chiaroscuro, contemporary design, Asian-influenced aesthetic, cultural fusion, translucent materials, blown glass aesthetic, resin sculpture, stacked vessels, bell dome form, traditional craft reference, polished surfaces, high-gloss finish, intimate dining, fine dining atmosphere, ceremonial ambiance, ritual space, processional axis, spatial layering, depth recession, luminous materiality, textural contrast, hammered texture, sleek planes, sophisticated lighting design, immersive environment, experiential dining, luxurious atmosphere, contemplative mood, reverent atmosphere

Lang is a restaurant and lounge in Shenzhen, China, serving Sichuan cuisine during the day and drinks at night. The interior is arranged as a black box divided into themed areas named after tequila sunrise, black cherry, blue margarita and sunset martini, each with its own colours and character. Chinese references such as Sichuan opera and the panda are combined with western materials. In the entrance corridor, layered red curtains of pure copper, electroplated red, descend from the ceiling. A red water bar is made of pure copper and corrugated acrylic.