How can rocks, a question yet to be explored, interact with space and human emotions? At "Not Drunk," these questions are both presented and answered. Rocks, naturally disordered, represent a "primitive world": a manifestation of the evolution of life. The design, informed by the essence of nature, unfolds as an opportunity, a look back at its primordial textures.

At this time, darkness and light intertwine. In a dim, slightly tipsy moment, a genuine and beautiful connection unexpectedly forms within nature. The space and its surroundings overlap, creating a tension within tension, while the interplay of layers offers a sense of reality beneath the intoxicating effects of alcohol.

The design draws modern inspiration from nature, breaking down the boundaries between indoors and outdoors. It conveys the dynamics of the landscape within a linguistic framework, constructing a humanistic artistic conception. Through the play of "points, lines, and surfaces" and "light and shade," it captivates the viewer through the process of transition. Abstract artistic expression is transformed into a perceptible spatial intention, creating a refined and elegant dining environment.