Area: 160 m2
Year: 2025
The second Wu-Shu restaurant continues the brand’s visual identity with a more intimate approach. Located in a historic building on Pokrovka Street, the design centers around the original vaulted brick ceilings, which were carefully cleaned and integrated into the overall concept.
Team: Nikolay Yarin,
Marina Ezerskaya, Yury Fedorenko
Marina Ezerskaya, Yury Fedorenko
Location: Moscow, Pokrovka
WU-SHU
The interior is built on the interplay of textures and materials. Velvet seating, jacquard-upholstered screens, decorative panels, and soft poufs create
a layered and visually rich environment. The color palette includes deep green, burgundy, and warm gold.
a layered and visually rich environment. The color palette includes deep green, burgundy, and warm gold.
The wardrobe at the entrance is treated as a separate design feature —
its back side is covered with bold floral fabric. Lighting plays a key role
in shaping the atmosphere: vintage wall sconces, directional track lighting, and table lamps help create a layered and flexible lighting scenario. Furniture and décor are sourced from a mix of styles — from Viennese chairs to Chinese antiques. The restroom area is designed as a distinct decorative block: glossy red walls, pedestal sinks, custom panels inspired by Chinese porcelain, and vintage lighting fixtures.
its back side is covered with bold floral fabric. Lighting plays a key role
in shaping the atmosphere: vintage wall sconces, directional track lighting, and table lamps help create a layered and flexible lighting scenario. Furniture and décor are sourced from a mix of styles — from Viennese chairs to Chinese antiques. The restroom area is designed as a distinct decorative block: glossy red walls, pedestal sinks, custom panels inspired by Chinese porcelain, and vintage lighting fixtures.
The interior is built on the interplay of textures and materials. Velvet seating, jacquard-upholstered screens, decorative panels, and soft poufs create a layered and visually rich environment. The color palette includes deep green, burgundy, and warm gold. The wardrobe at the entrance is treated as a separate design feature — its back side is covered with bold floral fabric. Lighting plays a key role in shaping the atmosphere: vintage wall sconces, directional track lighting, and table lamps help create a layered and flexible lighting scenario. Furniture and décor are sourced from a mix of styles — from Viennese chairs to Chinese antiques. The restroom area is designed
as a distinct decorative block: glossy red walls, pedestal sinks, custom panels inspired by Chinese porcelain,
and vintage lighting fixtures.
as a distinct decorative block: glossy red walls, pedestal sinks, custom panels inspired by Chinese porcelain,
and vintage lighting fixtures.
Area: 160 m2
Year: 2025
The second Wu-Shu restaurant continues the brand’s visual identity with a more intimate approach. Located in a historic building on Pokrovka Street, the design centers around the original vaulted brick ceilings, which were carefully cleaned
and integrated into the overall concept.
and integrated into the overall concept.
Team: Nikolay Yarin,
Marina Ezerskaya, Yury Fedorenko
Marina Ezerskaya, Yury Fedorenko
Location: Moscow, Pokrovka
WU-SHU
The interior is built on the interplay of textures and materials. Velvet seating, jacquard-upholstered screens, decorative panels, and soft poufs create a layered and visually rich environment. The color palette includes deep green, burgundy, and warm gold.
The wardrobe at the entrance is treated as a separate design feature — its back
side is covered with bold floral fabric. Lighting plays a key role in shaping the atmosphere: vintage wall sconces, directional track lighting, and table lamps help create a layered
and flexible lighting scenario. Furniture and décor are sourced from a mix of styles —
from Viennese chairs to Chinese antiques. The restroom area is designed as a distinct decorative block: glossy red walls, pedestal sinks, custom panels inspired by Chinese porcelain, and vintage lighting fixtures.
The wardrobe at the entrance is treated as a separate design feature — its back
side is covered with bold floral fabric. Lighting plays a key role in shaping the atmosphere: vintage wall sconces, directional track lighting, and table lamps help create a layered
and flexible lighting scenario. Furniture and décor are sourced from a mix of styles —
from Viennese chairs to Chinese antiques. The restroom area is designed as a distinct decorative block: glossy red walls, pedestal sinks, custom panels inspired by Chinese porcelain, and vintage lighting fixtures.
The interior is built on the interplay of textures and materials. Velvet seating, jacquard-upholstered screens, decorative panels, and soft poufs create a layered and visually rich environment.
The color palette includes deep green, burgundy, and warm gold.
The wardrobe at the entrance is treated as a separate design feature — its back side is covered with bold floral fabric. Lighting plays a key role in shaping the atmosphere: vintage wall sconces, directional track lighting, and table lamps help create a layered
and flexible lighting scenario. Furniture and décor are sourced from a mix of styles — from Viennese chairs to Chinese antiques. The restroom area is designed as a distinct decorative block: glossy red walls, pedestal sinks, custom panels inspired
by Chinese porcelain, and vintage lighting fixtures.
The color palette includes deep green, burgundy, and warm gold.
The wardrobe at the entrance is treated as a separate design feature — its back side is covered with bold floral fabric. Lighting plays a key role in shaping the atmosphere: vintage wall sconces, directional track lighting, and table lamps help create a layered
and flexible lighting scenario. Furniture and décor are sourced from a mix of styles — from Viennese chairs to Chinese antiques. The restroom area is designed as a distinct decorative block: glossy red walls, pedestal sinks, custom panels inspired
by Chinese porcelain, and vintage lighting fixtures.