THE ROOMS
Two salons, three dining rooms, two bars. Not a restaurant floor plan, but a home you move through.
THE SALONS
Two salons set the tone of the house. Deep armchairs, low marble tables, brass lamplight and art books left open as if someone just stepped away. Spaces for lingering, for arriving early and leaving late, for feeling that the house is quietly yours.
THE DINING ROOMS
Three dining rooms for three kinds of evenings. The full Kiku dinner as a ritual, a secluded room for celebrations and conversations that need their own space, and a marble table designed for long dinners and larger groups. The same kitchen, the same service, shaped to the occasion.
THE BARS
Two bars for the aperitif that becomes a night. One more theatrical, where the ceiling becomes the event, and a second intimate counter for cocktails, sake and late conversations. Each one a different way to begin, or end, the evening.