Taiyo Milano

Café Restaurant
Milan

When developing the concept for this restaurant, Italian architect Maurizio Lai was led by contemporary modernism and created an intriguing dialog of shape and light, with a lot of attention to detail. We see textile ceilings, back-lid glass walls, combinations of metal and wood and spectacular light installations. Custom made furnishings add to the design of the 600 m2 space. It has a main dining area and two separate rooms on one level and a third separate room in the basement. In Japanese, Taiyo means ‘sun’. The idea aims to introduce a positive attitude into the space.

The mirrors in the ground floor invite you to take closer look.

Architecture

Maurizio Lai, www.laistudio. com

Interior Design

Billiani, custom made

Design

Maurizio Lai, www.laistudio. com

Taiyo Milano

Viale Monza, 23, 20127 Milano MI, Italy