Copper Meteor

Situated in Beitun District, Taichung, the project is a multi-level space for a high-end teppanyaki restaurant. The design team set “Copper-Patina Texture” as the central theme: copper symbolizes material depth and elegance, while the meteor chandeliers express rhythm and luxury.

From the first-floor bar, to the banquet hall, private suites, and the fifth-floor club, layers of fire, metal, and light compose a sensory feast. The image draws from the focus and precision of Japanese teppanyaki, yet reinterprets it with a modern tone through the patina finish and darker palette. Curved corridors and a floating stone bar flow within light and shadow, constructing a sense of refined opulence.

The fifth-floor chandeliers, formed by thousands of staggered suspended light points, culminate the atmosphere, like scattered gold dust across the night.

When flame reflects upon metal, light and scent merge in the air, turning the grill into a stage for a dance with ingredients. “Copper” becomes not merely a material surface but an emotional and sensory interface, while “Meteor” elevates the experience to its climax—where every gathering captures fleeting yet unforgettable brilliance.