Coffee shop design

The main materials used throughout Peet’s Coffee stores - warm timber finishes, white painted walls, plants which embody the Peet’s Californian origins - are present within the UCCA space, ensuring that the store remains consistent with the brand identity established in China.  Seth Powers Seth Powers Layered on top of this neutral palette are bolder materials chosen specifically for this location. Stained red wood veneer connects to the architectural colour palette. Monochrome geometric shapes are used in furniture, rugs and as a graphic wrap for the coffee machine, creating a layering of pattern.  Seth Powers Seth Powers Curving stainless steel wraps the counter front, reflecting light and colou... Mehr

The House, a 285-square meter coffee studio in Sharjah designed by Inter-disciplinary design firm C’est Ici is “an antidote to our fast-paced, on-the-go culture.”A dream project of Emirati barista, Mansoor Al Omani, The House is the only café of its kind in the Emirate dedicated to the art ofcoffee making. The House is a surprising cohesion of contrasting styles where brutalist mixes freely with organic elements and the classic with rustic. A full-service turnkey project from design to execution, the Cèst Ici signature style is evident in every detail of the project.  Natelee Cocks THE CONCEPT Approached with a brief to create a café with an ambience “as warm, grounded, earthy and b... Mehr

Okygo Barcelona 2023 Elton Rocha A small take-away coffee shop in the center of Barcelona called OKYGO. The idea of the place was to create an interior completely opposite to the atmosphere of the old city streets. The ultra modern and urban design of the place gives the feeling of being in a parallel reality, as if you suddenly find yourself inside a 3D rendering or the metaverse. Elton Rocha One of the walls is completely clad with panels that imitate metal, while the other walls and the floor have a continuous shape thanks to a seamless microcement cladding; there are no skirting boards or moldings here. All brackets are concealed. Table lamps integrated into the Krion countertop add a touch of homey comfort, but here it mor... Mehr

We Coffee is a coffee shop with an Asian influence, with personalized products and a diverse menu of authentic coffees, teas, sweets and snacks. Romullo Fontenelle For its first store in Brazil, located in the Liberdade neighborhood in São Paulo, we provided an immersive, minimalist and contemporary space, translating the brand's language into space and thus creating the concept of the store network. Romullo Fontenelle Located in a region with a high density of simultaneous information happening around it, the proposal for the first We Coffee store in Brazil uses the counterpoint of its immediate surroundings, a minimalist and visual breath in the heart of Liberdade. Understanding the constraints and directions of pre-exi... Mehr

Liqui’s cafe design for Farm Cup was another interesting American project for us as they serve both coffee and cocktails. The style of the coffee shop interior design is partly inspired by Bali restaurants similar to those that the owners had seen on a trip to the country. With its bohemian details, the cafe design also reflects the cultural diversity of the Echo Park neighbourhood where it is located. Northwest of downtown L.A., just east of Chinatown, this up-and-coming area is popular with creatives and foodies alike making it a great location for something a bit different. Crate47 Farm Cup’s focus is on organically grown, single origin coffee sourced directly from the farm owners – perfect credentials for a speci... Mehr

Demitasse is another project where Liqui was responsible for both the restaurant interior design and the build, while our creative agency Crate47 took care of the branding. Working hand in hand like this means that clients receive a fully integrated service that results in the brand and interior working in unison to create a truly harmonious brand experience. It also means that with everything being handled in one place, there is a flow of ideas back and forth between all disciplines leading to a greater degree of continuity throughout the project as a whole. Added to this is the practical aspect of Liqui taking care of every part of the interior fit out. This holistic approach was very appealing to the couple behind Demitasse who, having t... Mehr

With this project, Liqui undertook the complete architectural design of the whole interior within the shell of this striking triangular-shaped building set on the main road into Jeddah. We conceived the whole layout and all structural elements within this exclusive coffee shop interior and flagship store. We designed a kitchen, various seating areas, and an intriguing staircase and ‘bridge’ leading to a hidden retail space. With its own individual look that combines both Japanese and Scandinavian influences, Liqui has created a unique brand experience for our long-time clients, Brew92. Crate 47 Crate 47 To tie in with the strong, almost ‘brutalist’ exterior we introduced floor to ceiling concrete columns t... Mehr

Rawsters Coffee and Supply Co. is a new generation coffee company which has two coffee shops in İstanbul and also supplies roasted coffee in high quality with its own distribution network which is one of the biggest chains in Turkey. Emre Dörter Emre Dörter With a bold approach, Wangan created the new concept of Rawsters based on the charm of contrasts. The second coffee shop of Rawsters is located in Akmerkez which is one of the most well-known malls in the city. While the light pink palladian terrazzo floor composed of traditional white marble, the maroon back wall color and the plywood secondary layer with curvy lines express warmness and femininity, the stainless-steel coffee bar and shelves with sharp edges and the... Mehr

Liqui’s modern coffee shop design for Brew92 in Mecca harks back to the glamour of Art Deco interiors. In particular, with a palette of bright pinks and blues being used throughout, the coffee shop interior reflects the Tropical Deco style of decor that’s so indicative of Miami’s beachfront hotels from an era full of optimism. The clean lines, strong geometric shapes, and curving forms synonymous with the buildings of the period can be clearly seen in the architectural features of the interior design such as the wraparound coffee counter design, the arched doorways, and the way in which the different sized tiles are delineated on the floors. The Deco style is also clearly expressed in the bespoke banquette seating islands... Mehr