We’re against the retro approach to interior design. By interlacing innovation with feelings, we construct a ‘modern era’ of our time that might be remembered sometime in the future.

The project café minami is amid a rumpled motorbike shop and a computer repair shop. The location suggests a disarranged feel of the old days. A contrasting location with what we have in mind for this particular project. A 30-degree angle between the bar and the now-removed french window is very visually intense and creates an optical illusion.

We knock off the damp walls and put on new tiles to avoid walls from further dampening. Applying open space design to this 30-degree condition leads to an extraordinary space featuring a collage of visions turning longestablished glamour into the avant-garde.

Material Used:
Facade cladding: PVC boards
Flooring: Pebble, dasiang
Doors: glass, aluminum
Windows: glass, aluminum
Interior lighting: LED Edison T45, Edison
Interior furniture: Wood chair, H&D Life