- KANTO Sushi
- Location — Lecco, Italy
- Architect — BM Italia srl
- Photographer — Marcello Mariana
- Lighting designer — E27
- Interior design — Fabio Gianoli
Step into an Italian restaurant full of flavour
Kanto Sushi is a place where you can experience the spirit of Japanese cuisine with an Italian twist. Designed by Fabio Gianoli, the restaurant is a feast not only for the palate but also for the sense of aesthetics.
Step into an Italian restaurant full of flavour
Kanto Sushi is a place where you can experience the spirit of Japanese cuisine with an Italian twist. Designed by Fabio Gianoli, the restaurant is a feast not only for the palate but also for the sense of aesthetics. What role did lighting play here? Which solutions did the architect choose to create an arrangement full of flavour? Discover the Italian restaurant Kanto Sushi!
The Japanese restaurant, located in the Italian town of Lecco, is an original play of forms and colours. The elegant, modern interior is complemented by subtle lighting from the PET collection. In the bar area, it serves a dual purpose: illuminating the space in front of the counter and providing the right amount of light on the countertop.
For the table lighting, the architect selected PET luminaires in a surface-mounted version. This functional solution ensures the highest visual comfort while effectively illuminating the tabletop surface.
PET fixtures are also an excellent option for corridor lighting. They subtly guide movement and paint decorative patterns on the walls with light.
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