Astet Studio Designs Mitsu Japanese Restaurant in London with Tokyo Izakaya Inspiration
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Clara Finnigan
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Summary
Barcelona-based Astet Studio designed the Mitsu Japanese restaurant in London's Shoreditch neighborhood, drawing inspiration from Tokyo izakayas (Japanese pubs). The design features contemporary shoji screens and hanging fabrics to evoke Japan's street culture and urban nightlife. The restaurant's interior creates an immersive experience that references traditional Japanese elements while maintaining a modern aesthetic.
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The recently opened restaurant in Shoreditch, east London, was designed by Barcelona-based Astet Studio to reflect Japan's street culture and urban nightlife.
Astet Studio has created contemporary shoji screens for the space
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