The restaurant is divided into three spaces. The first is the bar and lounge. There are black beaded sconces on custom smoked glass mirrors to optimize people watching. The white faux leather continues throughout the space as the unifying factor.

The lounge area was designed to feel like a chic night club. Since the hotel sits on San Francisco's Union Square we were hoping to appeal to the locals partaking in area's night life. The lounge and bar area have the glitzy silver metallic wallpaper, with acid yellow satin draperies, beaded...

This is a photo of the custom designed orchid carpet set as the backdrop, giving the space an asian modern vibe.

The bar area sits opposite the private dining room. The silver wallpaper continues, as does the faux leather seating; the addition of bubbling water features that change color in unison add to the night club vibe.

Behind the bar the space is functional. The area behind the liquor bottles and the ceiling are both covered in mirror to enlarge the space and add glamour.

Unique wire pendant lighting with Edison bulbs light the sushi bar. Here's a good detail of the bubbling water features. The water features can be programed to change color randomly, or be preset to any color for a special event.

The restaurant layers black table cloths over white with green glass wear and acid yellow napkins to complete the design.

A Bay Area artist provided original art to use throughout the restaurant. Her work is used throughout the Hotel

This is the private dining room before. It took nearly six months to complete the design process including owner sign off and 3 months to order the custom furnishings. The restaurant was closed for 10 days to complete the transformation.

Private Dining room before

Formal dining room before remodel

Sushi Bar area before remodel