The concept of Señora Tanaka is a tribute to the father of the owner, Mrs. Tanaka, who represents the nakki food and pays homage to her Japanese heritage. Mrs. Tanaka, a sophisticated and faithful representative of her culture, adds her own grunge and avant-garde touch to the interior design, creating a space that represents a new generation and evolution. The restaurant is a harmonious blend of gastronomy, architecture and interior design, bringing together these different disciplines to create a unique experience.
The access from the exterior lobby to the interior is through a mirror of water that reflects and frames the contrast between colors and textures, creating an inviting and relaxing atmosphere. Cherry trees are an essential element of the design, defining and unifying the architecture. The lighting design also plays a significant role in the space, creating a mystical and “zen” atmosphere, integrating the use of dry trees with the red color of their leaves and pieces of branches on the walls, and representing the high technology of Japanese streets with its corridor surrounded by folding screens.