Ruetraa A Space For Enjoying The Music And Drink

Ruetraa A Space For Enjoying The Music And Drink

Ruetraa A space for enjoying the music and drink is an innovative interior design project that masterfully combines traditional Chinese tea culture with contemporary musical entertainment, created by designers Tang Zhitao and Deng Ken. This sophisticated establishment features a striking black-gold aesthetic dominated by a sculptural tree model that serves as both a visual centerpiece and a symbolic connection to nature. The space employs an intricate matrix of linear elements throughout its façade, wall decorations, and bar counter, creating a cohesive visual language that unifies the entire environment. The design's spatial organization is thoughtfully executed through varying furniture heights, incorporating high bar counters, booths, recliners, and outdoor seating to create distinct functional zones while maintaining visual continuity. A notable architectural element is the innovative use of French windows, which can transform from façade elements to functional booths, enabling versatile space configuration for different social scenarios. The interior's material palette primarily consists of metal tubes and timber, with the metallic elements creating visual echoes between the wall treatments and bar counter. The lighting design features artistic chandeliers that simulate tree foliage, reinforcing the natural motif while providing ambient illumination. This award-winning design, recognized with an Iron A' Design Award in the Interior Space, Retail and Exhibition Design category, successfully integrates multiple sensory experiences, from the visual impact of its architectural elements to the acoustic considerations for live music performances, creating a sophisticated venue where traditional tea culture harmoniously coexists with contemporary entertainment.

interior design, tea culture, music venue, architectural innovation, spatial design, contemporary aesthetics

— Adam Dawson