Cafe

Concept Description: The design of this coffee shop is inspired by Brazilian midcentury modern style, known for its vibrant colors, organic shapes, and warm materials. This approach is particularly relevant to the climate of Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk. Bold, contrasting interiors, highlighted by murals from Brazilian artist Rojerio Pedro, create an atmosphere of coziness and positivity, allowing visitors to feel transported to a warm southern corner in the midst of Sakhalin’s harsh winter. Wood accents, greenery, and soft textures add a natural touch, making the space an ideal retreat for both tourists and locals. Caption Caption Caption Key Advantages for the Client: - A bright and contrasting interior creates a comfortable... Mehr

 A vibrant Dizengof/99 new cafe was opened in Moscow on Lyusinovskaya street. The project brings a refreshing atmosphere of Tel Aviv’s natural and laid-back style to the city. Designed by UTRO architecture studio, the space redefines the brand’s signature aesthetic by infusing vintage and retro elements, while keeping the hallmark design elements that Dizengof/99’s guests know and love. The result is an airy, elegant space that seamlessly creates an inviting and sophisticated environment. Vlad Feoktistov Sky blue and the cafe's brand-blue vivid colors are the main accents in the space. Blue features in custom furniture and the brand’s signature pattern – a playful design that graces the bar tiles, ar... Mehr

This project exhibited a patchwork nature, consisting of various facets and sections that initially appeared chaotic in their intersections. However, this quality also held the potential to create positive outcomes. We identified this characteristic as the project's main strength, and the design team focused on establishing a foundation that would effectively manage these intersections, allowing for a harmonious and coherent expression within the project's context. Much like a patchwork rug, despite the diversity of forms and patterns, there was a perfect balance and harmony. MH.Hamzehlouei MH.Hamzehlouei MH.Hamzehlouei MH.Hamzehlouei Consequently, the concept of patchwork played a crucial role in reimagining this old b... Mehr

Police Cafe, an innovative cafe project idea, initiated by The Sirajganj District Police Cooperative Society aimed at strengthening positive relationships between the law enforcement agency and the community. Driven by the vision of the Sirajganj District Police Chief, the goal was to create an inviting space where families and friends could enjoy food amid greenery that evokes interaction with each other and builds community spirit. Sabirul Islam Tanjil, Ahmad Fahimul Absar Sabirul Islam Tanjil, Ahmad Fahimul Absar Sabirul Islam Tanjil, Ahmad Fahimul Absar Sabirul Islam Tanjil, Ahmad Fahimul Absar Inspired by the beautiful old trees around the Karola site, the philosophy of the design had aimed at harmonizing the cafe... Mehr

Located at the bustling mall of Select Citywalk, New Delhi, Celona sits at its second floor enjoying the golden light in the evening. Celona is a pizzeria and bar designed by Poulomi and Jatin of Design Ethics Studio. The duo was tasked by a hospitality group to envisage a design that seamlessly blends comfort and crafted aesthetics. The design team decided to develop a concept around a simple thought on how laid-back emotions and perceptions could be brought about from the room, promoting positive internal and external interactions, thereby enabling diverse social behaviours in the small area. Ekansh Goel Ekansh Goel Upon entering Celona, the guests are greeted by a bold façade done in off-white and black stripes strategi... Mehr

The Vogue Café Sydney project, a collaborative effort between COOOP, Vogue, and Peter Wang, epitomizes a chic and sophisticated dining experience that seamlessly blends contemporary Australian cuisine with Vogue’s high-fashion aesthetic. The design aims to create a unique, localized atmosphere that resonates with the discerning clientele of Sydney’s Darling Harbour. Kera Wong Kera Wong The design brief called for a space that is both welcoming and suited to the Australian market. This led to the creation of a warm, inviting environment characterized by subtle tones and a distinctive pop of color, setting it apart from Vogue’s previous global café designs. The intention was to craft a space that fee... Mehr

Prezmo, Pretzels and More, is India’s first pretzel café. With a combined indoor and outdoor seating capacity of 120, the cafe extends an experience to unwind from the city crowd. The outdoor space on the ground floor is filled with lush greens intertwined with neutral hues of sage, terracotta and beige to set a minimal and comforting ambience. This area is covered by a double-height fabricated structure that adds volume to the space and avoids obstructing the view from the first-floor indoor seating. Ricken Desai Ricken Desai Ricken Desai Ricken Desai Ricken Desai Ricken Desai Ricken Desai Ricken Desai Ricken Desai Ricken Desai Fluidity of the logo translates into the space in... Mehr

Suliman Tea: A Facade that Breathes Located in the heart of Saudi Arabia, where the arid climate influences both form and function, Suliman Tea is a small, yet thoughtfully crafted cafe. The architecture addresses the local environment with an innovative facade that balances aesthetics, functionality, and sustainability. The design reflects a simple yet sophisticated approach to shading, ventilation, and integration with the surrounding landscape. Caption Facade Design: A Rainfall Pattern of Brick The cafe’s defining feature is its brick facade, arranged in a rainfall pattern. As the bricks cascade from the top of the structure, they create a dynamic interplay of density and transparency. The top section is tightly packed, off... Mehr

An outdoor café built from bamboo and tetrapak panels, located inside a community garden in Mexico City.  Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Mehr

The name of this project refers to the traditional Iranian hand mill, known as "dastās," which consists of a movable round stone and a fixed stone. The movable stone is typically circular, with a hole in the center, and is equipped with a wooden handle on the side, allowing it to be manually operated for grinding wheat. Peyman Amirghiasvand In this project, our objective extended beyond merely creating a functional and operational space for a bakery cafe. Instead, we aimed to craft a unique spatial experience, drawing inspiration from rich cultural and historical elements. The design concept was based on traditional Iranian hand mills and the arched forms of traditional ovens, which served as the central design elements. Peyman Ami... Mehr

Envisioned as a 'timeless' retreat, this eatery steers clear of fleeting trends, combining midcentury and contemporary design embracing minimalism and warmth. The neutral putty plaster adorning the walls and ceiling is a canvas, allowing the owner to personalise and stylise the space. The seating area exudes warmth and richness, celebrating the raw textures of materials. At The Native Inc., we’ve meticulously curated three distinct seating zones, each tailored for specific conversations and connections: Manan Surti Bethak: A captivating enclave where low ceilings embrace camaraderie. Interlocking tables seamlessly expand seating, inviting lively gatherings. Here, stories unfold, laughter echoes, and connections flourish. ... Mehr

     Located between the Mae Rim-Samoeng Road and the Mae Sa River, the project envisions a small café where customers can enjoy the natural surroundings. The aim is to keep the buildings as compact as necessary, prioritizing outdoor spaces under the shade of existing trees, avoiding any encroachment on the river, and preserving the original large trees. The site’s unique features include a low-lying valley significantly below road level, gently sloping down to the riverbank. Prueksakun Kornudom Prueksakun Kornudom Prueksakun Kornudom      Given these conditions, the designers opted to place the entire structure near the roadside embankment, leaving gaps to preserve existing trees.... Mehr

With Brazilian roots but Italian wisdom, Saborella has been a reference since 1995 in the capital, serving high-quality artisanal ice creams. In 2014, the company approached the office to design its second store, now within a major shopping center in Brasília. Haruo Mikami Haruo Mikami Haruo Mikami The project was initially inspired by the model of European street cafes, which line the streets, providing contemplation of daily life while enjoying a cup of coffee. Thus, Saborella Café adopts this premise through a linear layout along the shopping square. Haruo Mikami Haruo Mikami The design seeks an elegant and timeless line, standing out for its narrow and functional structure, composed of two rows o... Mehr