Bulka Café is a contemporary café interior designed around warmth, natural textures, and an inviting, relaxed atmosphere. The design combines understated materials, soft forms, and carefully considered lighting to create a welcoming environment for everyday dining and social interaction.
The interior features warm wood, light mineral finishes, and muted textiles, establishing a calm, tactile palette. Rounded seating introduces softness and visual continuity, while marble tabletops add a refined material contrast. These elements create a balance between contemporary design and a familiar, comfortable café atmosphere.
Lighting plays an important role in shaping the space. Natural daylight is filtered through the interior, complementing cylindrical ceiling lights that provide a distinctive architectural accent. The combination of natural and artificial lighting creates a layered atmosphere throughout the café.
A built-in shelf for vinyl records adds a personal, cultural dimension to the interior, introducing a detail that goes beyond conventional café design. Flexible seating arrangements support different patterns of use, from individual visits and informal meetings to small groups gathering throughout the day.
The project is defined by its restrained material palette, rounded forms, and attention to everyday experience. Rather than relying on excessive decoration, the design creates character through the relationship between materials, light, furniture, and carefully integrated details.
Bulka Café reflects the ALLARTSDESIGN approach to hospitality interiors: creating distinctive spaces that combine a clear design concept with functionality, comfort, and a strong sense of identity.
Interior Design Project
Architectural / Interior Design Studio: ALLARTSDESIGN
Project Lead / Interior Designer: Artemiy Saranin
Architectural : Anastasia Zaynetdinova
Project Name: Bulka Café (Булка)
Basic Project Data
Location: 46 Sibirskaya Street, Perm, Russia
Design Year: 2025
Year of Construction: 2026
Project Area: 120 m² (approximately 1,292 sq ft)
Budget: Not disclosed
Photography: Polina Vyatkina
Concept Description
