London Design Gold

2026

Moon Maze

Entrant

Wants Interior Design

Category

Interior Design - Restaurants & Bars

Client's Name

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Country / Region

Taiwan

About The Entry

The project is centered on the themes of “forest, moonlight, and dreams,” creating a sensory refuge from urban noise and overstimulation. The design employs double doors as a transitional device to isolate external disturbances, while layered dim corridors and mist-like wall finishes guide visitors through a psychological shift from reality into dreamlike immersion.

Dark tonal palettes and exposed structures direct attention toward branches, shadows, and reflected light, forming the atmosphere of a deep nocturnal forest canopy. The handcrafted moon installation, sculpted through layered plaster techniques and enhanced through controlled lighting, establishes a powerful and tranquil focal point.

Operationally, a dual-circulation strategy separates customer exploration from staff workflow, ensuring that emotional atmosphere and operational efficiency coexist without interference.

Through its layered narrative structure, the project creates a sense of belonging within an imagined forest of moonlight and shadow, balancing immersive visual experience with commercial functionality.

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