Design Eight Five Two creates an exercise in colour immersion with their latest interior for the Canadian-style sushi chain
A favourite of the Central lunch crowds for their Canadian-style sushi rolls, Chotto Maki is making a jump across the harbour this month with a spiffy new third location in Tsim Sha Tsui.
The design is certainly eye-catching: a tiled interior and modernist-inspired furnishings all awash in a lush shade of crimson evoke touchpoints like 2001: A Space Odyssey and the iconic lobby of Tokyo's Hotel Okura; while sleek fittings like a tatami-inspired light-box ceiling and custom light fixtures resembling Japanese paper fans are a respectable nod to Japan's craft traditions. Meanwhile, the contrasting teal-coloured facade bleeds into an alcove near the entrance where bar seating is available for lone diners.
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