Yang Yang / Sunshine

An extension of the brand’s spatial identity, reinterpreted for a new setting.

This outlet continues the established design language of the original space, carrying forward its calm, refined atmosphere while adapting to a different spatial condition. Rather than replicating the previous interior, the design evolves it—retaining its essence while responding to a new context.

Familiar elements such as light timber tones, woven textures, and muted green accents remain central to the palette, reinforcing a consistent visual identity across locations. These materials are carefully balanced to create a sense of continuity, allowing returning visitors to experience a subtle sense of recognition.

Spatial planning is reconfigured to suit the elongated frontage, placing emphasis on transparency and visibility. Large glazed panels open up the interior to the exterior, allowing the warmth of the space to extend outward and engage passersby.

Within, the layout maintains a layered dining experience, offering a mix of seating arrangements that accommodate both quick visits and longer, more relaxed gatherings. Repetition of vertical screens, louvered panels, and soft partitions helps define zones while preserving visual openness.

Lighting continues to play a quiet but important role. Integrated warm illumination enhances material textures and reinforces the soft, inviting atmosphere that defines the brand.

This project reflects a careful balance between consistency and adaptation—where the core identity is preserved, yet subtly reinterpreted to suit a new environment. The result is a space that feels both familiar and refreshed, strengthening the overall brand presence across locations.