oh.lala...

restaurant Oh.lala… French cuisine is a favorite in Japan and the main inspiration behind the overall concept of Oh.lala... The interior design draws its inspiration from traditional French cuisine's copper pots and pans, as well as the typical Breton shirt. Its blue and white stripes have been changed shape into the hotel's characteristic circles and zigzags. Guests enter from a hallway lined with zigzag-curtains, as the oak plank flooring shifts into a chevron pattern. 

The sheer curtain rises and falls, curving intimately around booths and tables, which merge together into a modern take on the traditional, shared brasserie dinner table, clad in copper-toned metal. Seating is also found along the windows and in niches along the back wall, with sofas alternating in black and white leather and tabletops alternating in white marble and oak on copper stands. Along the wall are tilted mirrors, for an extra opportunity to people watch. And above all that, stainless steel shelves are styled with unique porcelain objects decorated in blue dots – combining traditional French shapes and colors with the boldness of Osaka.

Adding sparkle from above are clouds of small glass pendant lights, suspended at different heights within the waves of the curtain. Between these clouds, copper-toned chandeliers offer subtle downlighting. The aperitif bar is also defined by blue and white chevron tiles and clad in stainless steel. A high table can double as guest seating or serve as a bar. The open shelves are filled with bottle after bottle of exclusive W Osaka Champagne!