Islyn Studio Designs Miami Beach Japanese Restaurant with Tropical Brutalism and Japanese Deco Elements
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Dan Howarth
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Summary
New York-based Islyn Studio designed the interiors for Uchiko, a Japanese restaurant in Miami Beach, drawing inspiration from the nearby marina to create a blend of 'tropical brutalism with the elegance of Japanese deco'. The restaurant serves Japanese cuisine from James Beard Award-winning chef Tyson Cole and features design elements like a host stand wrapped in woven fringe.
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· 3 pulled"tropical brutalism with the elegance of Japanese deco"
"New York-based Islyn Studio look to a nearby Miami Beach marina when designing the interiors"
"The host stand at Uchiko is wrapped in layers of woven fringe"
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