The Pu Zao Restaurant in Yunnan, China, is a haven of traditional delights, catering to those who are looking for a dining experience that is really one of a kind. interior designer xu xu-jun of yiduan shanghai interior design has created a restaurant in Kunming, Yunnan, with the theme of a leisurely row-boat trip lulling down a meandering river. This design is a departure from the standard design typology that has been used in the past. using water as the beginning point, which the designer cleverly gets at from the assumption that “a decent meal is a source of life; no diet without water; water makes people link with boats; therefore, presumptively, dining on a boat is a nice thing!” with water serving as the starting point. He makes tables that have the appearance of boat bottoms, some of which have walls; and while maintaining the atmosphere, he produces an environment that is characteristically rustic, which is strengthened by the clipped representation of hillside farming. The seating arrangement is completely random, with tables dedicated to groups of two, four, and even more people being carefully chosen. There are a few live row boats that are considered live-wire entertainment since they highlight the direct connection to the specific theme. The architectural language of a riverside is brought to life by a staggered floor, which incorporates stones into the flooring and gives the impression of being near to the riverbank. The area is designed to be arranged along winding paths that contribute to the atmosphere. An air of romance is evoked by the atmosphere, which is characterized by the presence of random live boats and builds on the atmosphere of Jiangnan water cities. The large boat that is mounted as a highlight and the mud-wall terraces that surround it on all sides, along with natural scenarios such as the elevated dining areas on mountain cableways and the rough granite handrail, all reflect and fit the theme, which appears to reinstate traditional Chinese wisdom, which is to prepare delectable food with a heart that is simple and sincere. For a look at the photographs of the Pu-zao restaurant, visit the website indiaartndesign.com.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The Pu Zao Restaurant in Yunnan, China, is a haven of traditional delights, catering to those who are looking for a dining experience that is really one of a kind. interior designer xu xu-jun of yiduan shanghai interior design has created a restaurant in Kunming, Yunnan, with the theme of a leisurely row-boat trip lulling down a meandering river. This design is a departure from the standard design typology that has been used in the past. using water as the beginning point, which the designer cleverly gets at from the assumption that “a decent meal is a source of life; no diet without water; water makes people link with boats; therefore, presumptively, dining on a boat is a nice thing!” with water serving as the starting point. He makes tables that have the appearance of boat bottoms, some of which have walls; and while maintaining the atmosphere, he produces an environment that is characteristically rustic, which is strengthened by the clipped representation of hillside farming. The seating arrangement is completely random, with tables dedicated to groups of two, four, and even more people being carefully chosen. There are a few live row boats that are considered live-wire entertainment since they highlight the direct connection to the specific theme. The architectural language of a riverside is brought to life by a staggered floor, which incorporates stones into the flooring and gives the impression of being near to the riverbank. The area is designed to be arranged along winding paths that contribute to the atmosphere. An air of romance is evoked by the atmosphere, which is characterized by the presence of random live boats and builds on the atmosphere of Jiangnan water cities. The large boat that is mounted as a highlight and the mud-wall terraces that surround it on all sides, along with natural scenarios such as the elevated dining areas on mountain cableways and the rough granite handrail, all reflect and fit the theme, which appears to reinstate traditional Chinese wisdom, which is to prepare delectable food with a heart that is simple and sincere. For a look at the photographs of the Pu-zao restaurant, visit the website indiaartndesign.com.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":9,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[37],"tags":[196],"class_list":["post-19863","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","hentry","category-environment","tag-environment"],"yoast_head":"\n