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A quiet wine bar for lingering in silence —
MIGIRI Design completes “Salon du vin ivresse” in Ginza, Tokyo

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MIGIRI Design LLC, led by architect and designer Yuki Miyake (三宅 右記), has completed the interior design for “Salon du vin ivresse,” a new wine bar located in Ginza 7-chome, Tokyo.
The project explores the concept of “letting the space carry the afterglow of wine,” creating an atmosphere where light, materiality, and subtle shadows deepen the experience of drinking.

Concept — “Afterglow × Material × Light”
Rather than designing a place simply to serve wine, the aim was to craft a space where aroma, temperature, gaze, and silence gradually overlap.
The result is an interior that invites guests to experience the afterglow of intoxication itself.
Key design elements include:
* Deep green stone reminiscent of vineyard shade, forming the backdrop of the counter
* Rhythmic bottle composition arranged as if displayed in a gallery
* White washi artwork expressing delicate fluctuations of “ma” (Japanese spatial pause)
* Warm, restrained lighting focusing on shadows rather than illumination
* A dimmed back area where concentration gently shifts toward the wine
The layering of these subtle components creates an atmosphere calibrated for stillness and sensory presence.

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