Inspired by pop art.

I’ve always believed that Asian creativity, especially in the realm of interior design, possesses an extra click, showcasing courage in style, context, and overall creative concept. What’s intriguing is that this expression can be seen in both larger establishments and even in smaller or mini businesses.
In Beijing, within a modern commercial complex, the latest addition to the dining scene, Pang Mei Noodle Bar, skillfully balances a clinical impression of functionality and efficiency with a joyful sense of cheer.
This mirrors its hybrid operational model, transitioning from counter service during the day to table service in the evening.
The interdisciplinary design studio, Office AIO, has crafted a simple yet effective concept that allows the establishment to seamlessly switch between the two modes with a minimalist design language inspired by Pop Art.