May 14, 2026
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Project Name: South Garden · Buddha Jumps Over the Wall (SOUTH GARDEN)
Location:Tianjin,China
Project Type: Restaurant / Fine Dining
Project Area: 3000㎡
Product Series: ML/ML1
Applied Pattern: M1071-9
Application Category: Wall Panels
South Garden is a fine-dining restaurant project positioned around the idea "warm in quality, lasting in grace." It pursues the fusion of internally restrained Eastern aesthetics and contemporary design refinement, creating a dining experience space that is both private and artistic rather than a purely functional banquet hall.
The space is built on the delicate grain and warm tone of walnut wood. Dark brown timber wall surfaces present natural texture and reveal layered depth under designed lighting. In private rooms, walnut wood grain contrasts with white walls and black grid-pattern feature walls; the continuous use of the same material creates a unified spatial language, allowing functional zones to transition naturally. Crystal chandeliers dialogue with the warm walnut texture, gaining dynamic balance between hard and soft, bright and dim. Walnut finish coexists with light grey seats, parquet flooring and metal accents, presenting an elegant yet unrestrained environment.
LANSEN walnut wood-grain boards are applied to wall surfaces in both private rooms and public areas. The dark brown finish carries natural warm luster; mountain-shaped grain and occasional wave-like curves make each panel unique. The same finish extends continuously across the wall system, avoiding fragmented joints and giving the space wholeness and orientation under wood enclosure, supporting the dual demands of ceremonial presence and long-term durability in high-end dining.
The project adopts LANSEN walnut wood-grain decorative boards on wall panels. The finish shows dark brown timber texture with fine mountain-shaped figuring and occasional wave-like curves; its deep tone carries natural warm luster that reads noble without extra carving. Boards are installed in private rooms and public-area walls, collaborating with white walls, black grid features, crystal chandeliers, light grey seating and metal details to produce a high-end restaurant interior under a unified material language, demonstrating wood-grain panels' adaptability across design styles.
