Sticks 'N' Sushi London Past Times Norm Architects

Located on King’s Road inward the pump of chic in addition to high-end Chelsea, London's latest Sticks 'N' Sushi eatery has been designed by Norm Architects. Richly textured, with an emphasis on natural materials, the interior fuses Scandinavian in addition to Japanese aesthetics for an overall sense of contemporary luxury. 

Spanning 3 floors, materials convey been chosen to ready a specific mood, amongst the reckon that guests experience increasing lite every bit they walk vertically through the restaurant. The lower Earth flooring in addition to someone dining expanse is kept inward dark nuances in addition to materials, amongst a characteristic grid ceiling inward oak to invite inward nature every bit a sculptural element, piece at the same fourth dimension softening the space. Intimate in addition to secluded, the lower Earth flooring is an atmospheric hideaway for parties to absorb the timeless elegance. 

A welcoming space, the Earth flooring is the pump of the eatery amongst industrial elements including a bar inward blackened steel. It oozes elegance amongst subtle contrasts inward the lineament custom woodwork, Danish blueprint classics in addition to natural rock tabular array tops. The beautiful sculptural leather sofas, perfect for visitors enjoying a cocktail or waiting for a table, are placed past times the windows to encourage interaction amongst the street life of Chelsea. 

The commencement flooring is a brilliant in addition to sophisticated infinite amongst warm oak tabletops in addition to chairs in addition to partitioning panel walls. Together amongst an opened upward programme layout, it's a combination that invites intimate seating without loosing the feeling of beingness inward a lovely bustling environment. Light, transparent textiles separate the infinite in addition to brand upward translucent, light-bearing elements when they’re lit upward at night. The lantern-like, white lamps practise an intimate infinite around the large marble tabular array inward the semi-private dining room. Carl Hansen chairs accompany the bespoke tables throughout the eatery every bit a reference to the timeless Danish blueprint heritage, lineament woodwork in addition to craftsmanship. The custom-made banquette seating embodies that soft feel, inviting guests to engage inward the intimate settings.

Such incredible attending to detail, I too dear the ceramics that characteristic throughout the restaurant, including the beautiful bathrooms. 

Lead architect: Emily Broom
Architects: Linda Korndal, Peter Eland, Natasha Cuconescu
Interior Designer: Linnea Ek Blaehr

Images via Norm Architects

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