Beijing Zhongfu Deer Restaurant

Kenna Design - "Zhongfu Deer Banquet, Jinghua Royal Opening"

Featuring Deer Dishes | Northern Imperial Cuisine

From the sound of deer calling to the presentation of fortune and longevity, from the millennia-old imperial capital to Yanjing culture, deer culture integrates hunt-ing civilization, medicinal traditions, royal rituals, and modern wellness, showing diverse appearances through different periods. The first floor highlights deer antlers as a visual focal point, creating a solemn and elegant sense of ceremo-ny. On the second floor, the large painting "Deep Forest, Deer Seen" captures sunlight, mist, pine branches, and ravines with shifting shadows; it blends Chi-nese freehand style with Western oil painting, with brushstrokes like deer gal-loping, interweaving sturdy pine branches, frost flowers, and rocks with vivid vitality. The second-floor hall also features "Opening Hong," using Forbidden City red and glazed tiles, with red and gold as the main tones, and golden fili-gree depicting the shape of the Forbidden City; "Welcoming Spring" is inspired by "Autumn Hunting," depicting deer merging with spring scenery, using cine-matic scene transitions and deer relief to conclude the theme. In the tranquil space, six private rooms—Fortune, Banquet in Jing, Deer Calling, Brocade of Prosperity, Paintings, and Jade Light—present different moods through six aes-thetic languages.