A closer look at “&Daughters Designs Jeju Restaurant in Vancouver with Basalt, Cork, and Thatch”, exactly as the source publishes it. Canadian studio &Daughters has completed Jeju, a Korean restaurant in Vancouver that blends traditional materials with a contemporary aesthetic. The interior features basalt, cork, concrete, thatch, and wood, creating a tactile and grounded atmosphere that reflects the volcanic island of Jeju, South Canadian studio &Daughters has completed Jeju, a Korean restaurant in Vancouver that blends traditional materials with a contemporary aesthetic.
The interior features basalt, cork, concrete, thatch, and wood, creating a tactile and grounded atmosphere that reflects the volcanic island of Jeju, South Korea. These raw, unrefined materials are used in a refined way, with basalt stone walls, cork ceiling panels, and thatch accents evoking the island's natural landscape and heritage. The design aims to transport diners through materiality and texture, emphasizing authenticity and a connection to place. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.