Case Study
Sushi Restaurant — Encino Japanese-Inspired Dining Experience
A refined example of modern hospitality design, Mizumi Sushi in Encino showcases R Builders’ craftsmanship through the use of Taj Mahal natural stone, white-oak millwork, and fluted detailing. The restaurant’s layout emphasizes balance and flow — from the open sushi bar and dining area to the concealed speakeasy lounge — creating a seamless guest experience. Thoughtful lighting layers, integrated acoustics, and precision construction elevate both ambiance and functionality, reflecting R Builders’ approach to timeless, performance-driven design.
Design Narrative
Sushi restaurant in Encino embodies a refined balance between Japanese minimalism and California modern design. The space features white-oak millwork, Taj Mahal stone counters, and fluted detailing that convey warmth and precision. A clean, linear layout guides guests from the illuminated sushi bar through the dining area and into the hidden speakeasy lounge. Every proportion, texture, and light source was curated to evoke serenity, craftsmanship, and an elevated dining experience true to R Builders’ design-build philosophy.
Performance
Behind its calm, refined aesthetic, Mizumi Sushi was engineered for durability, efficiency, and comfort. Commercial-grade waterproofing, energy-efficient HVAC zoning, and advanced ventilation systems ensure a stable environment for guests and staff alike. Integrated LED lighting and smart controls reduce energy use while enhancing mood and visibility throughout the dining and prep areas. Every technical layer — from acoustics to air quality — supports R Builders’ commitment to precision, performance, and lasting quality.
