MOI is a new restaurant on Wardour Street in London that blends the bold flavors of Mexican and Japanese cuisines within a space that reflects the energy and contrasts of both cultures. The design incorporates flowing, organic shapes, earthy materials, and a dynamic play of light, all harmonizing with Soho’s eclectic spirit. This new hotspot is more than just a restaurant — it’s an experiential journey that merges culinary artistry with concept-driven, meticulously detailed design.
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At the heart of the design is a striking snake-shaped chandelier.
This eye-catching piece serves as a visual focal point, while the open kitchen design brings the culinary process to the forefront, allowing guests to feel immersed in the action. Custom-made islands, where chefs prepare food, encourage interaction, while the bionic-inspired staircase, with its fluid, sculptural form, adds a layer of artistry to the space.
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The restroom design further pushes the envelope, incorporating a suspended root from the ceiling, turning a utilitarian space into an artful experience. This unique design approach is characteristic of YODEZEEN’s commitment to elevating every aspect of the space, from the grandest feature to the smallest detail.