Shin Restaurant

Hospitality

Shin offers a dreamlike experience steeped in the spirit of Japan. Born from a desire for renewal, the project takes its cue from the pursuit of an ethereal atmosphere and refined taste, expressed through “raw” materials.

Location

Brescia (Italy)
Architect

Flussocreativo
Product

Shot Light

A dreamlike experience steeped in the spirit of Japan

Designed by Flussocreativo studio, SHIN emerged from an inspiring dialogue with the pioneers of Japanese dining in Brescia and a shared desire to reimagine their restaurant as a captivating experience where quality and atmosphere come together.

The design concept connects the refined art of fish cutting with the restaurant’s local surroundings, drawing on the city’s rocky architecture to immerse guests in a microcosm shaped by nature.

Three rooms, each with a distinct setting, span approximately 280 m². A carefully considered interplay of materials and dark tones unites them, with focused lighting highlighting tables and finishes.

The complete renovation centers on the interplay of its “ingredients”: vertical surfaces alternate between solidity and delicacy through faithful reproductions of rock and enveloping black velvet. Against this dark backdrop, the Canaletto walnut tables provide the sole note of color.

Horizontal lines of light and the metallic finish on the counter and sofa cladding complete the sense of a cut through the space’s materials, echoing the Shobu-Bocho blade, whose delicate cuts reveal the product’s quality and transform the chef’s preparation into a work of art.

Within this setting, Arkoslight lighting enriches the atmosphere through an Invisible Black effect: light emerges with precision as the luminaires blend seamlessly into the architecture, visually disappearing and heightening the sensory experience of the space.