Newly established architecture firm MM Consulate, founded by Kyle MertensMeyer, has designed a restaurant in Suzhou that looks futuristic and is suitable for all kinds of occasions.

The 472m² restaurant houses a coffee bar, a cocktail bar, a large lounge for informal dinners, small private rooms and a room dedicated to the most elegant events. The use of different colors well defines each space.

So, walking through the corridors you can move from the area dedicated to the aperitif to the area for dinner, thus enjoying a 360° experience.

What fascinates about MM Consulate’s project is the choice of materials and shapes. A place that encloses darker corners, illuminated by colored neon lights and with small rooms divided by enormous colored glass windows from the corridors, but also small completely pink rooms with velvet armchairs that seem to come out of a fairytale book.

It’s true that when you enter a restaurant, even the eye needs its share, and here it is fully satisfied.