Located in Beijing's old apartment, Hina is a Japanese-style bar consisting of a whisky bar and a karaoke room, clad with wooden gridded frames to tighten up the space and create an intimate environment. Backboards of the wood frames are finished with various materials such as sliced veneer, mirrored stainless steel or blue-gray paint to amplify a sense of irregularity, while producing multilayered atmosphere which is reinforced by the reflections of mirrored stainless steels. The soundproof karaoke room is also integrated with the frames continued from the bar counter.

Imafuku Architects is a Beijing-based architectural design practice founded by Japanese architect Yuichiro Imafuku. The studio works on projects of various scales and typologies, creating both lyrical concepts and practical solutions. Each project is approached by intertwining local aesthetics with a contemporary design language to provide advanced spatial experience emphasizing qualities of structure, detail, material, color and light.

Imafuku Architects is an architectural design practice founded in 2015 by Japanese architect Yuichiro Imafuku. The studio works on projects of varying scales and typologies have both lyrical concepts and pragmatic solutions. Each project is approached by combining the expertise of multiple disciplines: architecture, interior, landscape, product and graphic design to create advanced spatial experience emphasizing qualities of structure, detail, material, color and light.