Joanna Laajisto Designs Helsinki's Shii Restaurant Using Reclaimed 300-Year-Old Oak
Rustic oak from a 300-year-old wine press was used to craft the interior of Shii, a tiny Japanese restaurant in Helsinki designed by local designer Joanna Laajisto.
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