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Muzo logo, Interior Design, Walthamstow, London, restaurant design

ABOUT MUZO

Award-Winning Hospitality & F&B Interior Design Studio Based in London and Japan

Muzo is a London-based, award-winning interior design studio specialising in F&B and hospitality, design space for restaurants, bars, cafes and cinemas.
 
Founded by Mika Kanayama in 2018, we work closely with clients from initial concept design through to completion. Regardless of the scale, we treat each project as equally important – each has its own unique story and character, deserving fresh ideas, perspectives and attention.  
​We offer services both in the UK and Japan.

Founder & Creative Lead – Mika Kanayama

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Mika Kanayama was born in Japan and is a resident of the UK. After completing a degree in Interior Design in the UK, she gained experience at acclaimed international design studios in London before establishing Muzo in 2018.

Her unique background informs both her creative style and the way she works with clients. Mika’s design approach is a thoughtful synthesis of Japanese and British influences, with a strong focus on the end experience—creating hospitality venues, F&B interiors, and Japanese restaurants that encourage people to feel inspired and invigorated.

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AWARDS

A' Design Award 2024-2025 - Bronze

Interior Space and Exhibition Design

Restaurant & Bar Design Award 2024 Shortlist

Cafe European category

A' Design Award 2023-2024 - Silver

Interior Space and Exhibition Design

A' Design Award 2021-2022 - Bronze

Interior Space and Exhibition Design

 

Archello Best Projects of 2021

WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY

Roberto Nieves, Founder, Castiglione

“Right around a year ago I had the pleasure of meeting Mika Kanayama the Founder and Director of Muzo.

The brief for a specialty espresso bar was to integrate a collection of loves that included the work of a visionary movie director - Kubrick - an admired artist known as the 'master of light' - Turrell - along with elements of retro-futurism and neo-classical Italian design.

Mika wove all of these pieces together with thought, consideration and attention.

Jeremy Deacon and his A-Team - Wataru, Sam, Saint - along with an armada of A/V and lighting specialists also helped bring Castiglione to life.

A very big thanks to Mika, Jeremy and the extended team for transforming disparate dreams into a cohesive reality."

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