Architectural and Interior Guide No.1
I have been working in design, construction, and interior design in Vietnam for the past five years, and I hope to provide you with the kind of real-life information that only I can provide, such as stories about Vietnam from my interactions with a wide range of customers, including stores, offices, factories, and residences, and introductions to customers and stores, for your daily life, even if only for a short time.
In this first installment, we would like to introduce "Complex01", a fashionable complex in Hanoi, and its customer, JapaneseRestaurant "The KURA".
I first learned about this facility when a customer opened a store here.
This facility, built on a former factory site, is located almost in the center of Hanoi and is famous among young Vietnamese as a "picture" spot where many fashionable young people come to take pictures on weekdays. Most of the buildings are retro structures and windows that make use of the existing structure, and stylish furniture and lighting create a retro and luxurious atmosphere. A client of mine just opened a store here called "The KURA".
As the name suggests, the interior of "The KURA" was designed to resemble a Japanese warehouse, with a gray inorganic feel and a brown woody feel to give the restaurant a Japanese taste. The KURA restaurant serves mainly onigiri (rice balls), soba (buckwheat noodles), and udon (wheat noodles), which are hard to find in Hanoi. Why don't you have lunch at "The KURA" and have your after-meal coffee at this stylish facility "Complex01" and enjoy the fusion of retro and modern in a space that is a little different from your usual holiday?
Architectural and Interior Guide No.2
Lighting in Vietnam is really cheap!
Lighting for homes, stores, and offices is really difficult. Sometimes we actually try to light them, only to find that they are not bright enough, or that they are not what we imagined they would be. Nevertheless, lighting can make a cheap finish look luxurious, create a relaxed atmosphere, make it easier to work in, and make food look tastier. The same is true in Vietnam. In fact, lighting is becoming more and more important in Vietnam, where the design of homes to incorporate sunlight as well as in Japan is not yet widespread.
The first thing to note is the color of the lighting. The first two colors are warm and white, but basically, they should always be the same color system in the same space. The theory is that the same color system should always be used in the same space. If you need to choose lighting, we hope this will be helpful.
By the way, did you know that you can buy lighting in Vietnam that is similar in design to that in Japan for less than half the price? Of course there are exceptions, but people I know buy lighting and chandeliers when they come to Vietnam and return home. You have to be careful about the difference in voltage, but if you can clear that up, you may be able to use something cheap enough and good enough to use in Japan.
We, too, have a hard time choosing cool lighting in Vietnam, but the following brand (Vietnamese distributor?) has a very wide variety of lighting. has a very wide variety of lighting. If you want to change the lighting in your house. If you want to change the lighting in your house or store, we would be happy to help you.
HoosBar," which I helped construct, also uses this lighting. It is very stylish and has a high-class feel, so please visit the store. With cute staff, cool bartenders, delicious drinks, and a relaxed atmosphere, you can refresh your body and mind after a long day in Vietnam.
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Daisuke Okada
IMAMURA INTERNATIONAL VIETNAM
President and Representative Director
Profile
Chief Real Estate Transaction Officer
Wooden Housing Coordinator
Color Coordinator
Interior Coordinator
Advisor to local developers, design assistance, and more.
Established TeamTAKUMI with Japanese interior material brands and Japanese suppliers.
We support Japanese-affiliated companies, relocations, and new store openings based on interior design and construction.
Struggling to promote Japanese interior materials and quality to wealthy Vietnamese and corporations.
From my two Japanese daughters to an uncle I don't know.
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