Coffee interior design

For the De L’Orient Roastery, in Abu Dhabi, the Liqui interiors team created a retail store design that takes influences from British, Moroccan and industrial styling resulting in a shop design that both welcomes and immerses customers in the world of coffee roasting. This interior was designed and developed in our UK based studios and realised in Abu Dhabi by their own build team. This is a high-end interior that blends the classic with the modern; the result is luxury. It’s a space that makes full use of rich elegant materials working harmoniously to bring the commercial environment to life. It’s the detailing where this interior surpassed the client’s expectations. The Liqui design team made methodical use of cop... More

Liqui’s award winning coffee shop design for Artisan in Putney, London was the first coffee shop interior that Liqui’s design consultants undertook and was completed in early 2012. The brief was to design an entire coffee shop based around Liqui’s Splice Stool. The clients specified a range of furniture and lighting in the Splice range including lampshades, chairs, four seater table and bar stools. They also wanted a complete interior design package to help with continuity in the final look. The great thing about working with such a forward thinking client means that it allows the design consultants to really work out the finer points; integrating the furniture and lighting with the interior design – making sure the... More

Photo: Alexander Angelovskiy   Coffee House "CULTURIST" is located on the first floor of a historic building on the Central Avenue of the Dnipro city. This Coffee House positions itself not just as a place of leisure, but as a cultural space where every element corresponds to this idea - from interior elements to coffee paraphernalia. It is a Coffee House with its atmosphere and ideology. Where the interior does not dominate the guests, but creates an optimal restrained entourage for recreation, communication and cultural development.    On the area of 70m2 has been achieved to place the coffee house hall with a bar area, where is the process of making coffee, and a small technical room, as well as one bathroom. For the c... More

Created in Warsaw’s Wola District in January 2017, Aroma café is a place for people celebrating coffee at its best.  This place is not only a coffehouse but also a shop, and the whole project has an educational mission – while enjoying the delightful scents, you can gain knowledge about the origin of coffee, as well as learn the secrets of coffee under the watchful eye of Agnieszka Rojewska, a many time Polish Barista Champion. The character and the details of the interior design allude to the countries with highly developed coffee drinking culture, from which a lion’s share of our products comes. The major inspirations were Central American and Caribbean countries. Hence the vivid colours and exotic accents.... More

Upcycling Café is about 360 square meters.It is a part of Persian Golf complex in shiraz .The main goal of designing is creating environmental , social and economic sustainability .The waste materials , existing in the location of the project and a locality of collecting wastes ,have been applied .The designing details is in such a way that employer was able to implement them without professional builder. Devoting part of the cafe to eatable vegetables not only provided economic self-efficiency , but also filtered the interior air . We destroyed a portion of exterior wall to supply natural light for plants . Social interaction has been realized through variety of seating , an insular counter and a stage . We used some materials from the pre... More

Daarbast Café is about 376 square meters. The main goal of its interior design is creating social interaction among people. The possibility for establishing other branches of the café in future was considered in order to fulfill the owner’s request. Scaffolds are used as the main structure of design which grants an identity to the space. A part of the exterior wall is destroyed to benefit from sun light and natural views. The scaffold provided the context in which we could increase the area of the space and create visual transparency. Implementing the scaffolds not only impose low budget to the project but also create the possibility of various decoration fashions. There are different forms of settings in the café, made with scaffolds.Lead... More

Architect: Ashari ArchitectsDesigner: Amir Hossein AshariDesign contributors: Zahra Jafari,Amir Irandoost HaghighiExecution: Saeid JamaliTriangle CaféCafés have significant power in strengthening the social dimension of urban spaces and urban Cafés are more dynamic than other types of spaces. The connectivity of the café to the unique historical urban environment and creating an attraction to this place were the challenges for the designers. The project ambition was to create a subtle wall surface which has the least impaction on the historical urban environment and the city residential fabric, however it creates a bold sustainable space.The goal was to blend the café interior space to city fabric which is occurred by eliminating the “borde... More

Architect: Ashari ArchitectsDesigner: Amir Hossein AshariDesign contributors: Zahra JafariExecution: Mohammad MoazeniConex CaféLimited pre-purchased materials on the site. The challenge has been already begun for the designer team to create a unique form from the remaining materials of the complex construction. The project is located at one the most memorable buildings of Iranian contemporary architecture “Shiraz national library”. By utilizing the previous temporary concierge Conex and reviving it, the design team revealed a hidden potential of the redundant Conex. The steps and vertical lightning are considered as the two complementary elements which acts as a lighthouse to find the café on the site at night.Providing a pause and gatherin... More

The Little Man Cafe is located along the main community strip in the quaint part of Seddon. The neighbourhood in this area has undergone a shift in pace over the last few years of a gentrifi ed nature which sees more cafes and small businesses sprouting up accompanying the infl ux of younger families moving into the area. The cafe occupies a corner lot once belonged to the old Post Off ice which has since moved a couple of spots up the street. The insides of the building was left severely dilapidated, however given its prime corner shop location and prominent street frontage, the new owners were keen to revitalise this empty shell of a building and in doing so, contribute to the growth of Victoria Street. Despite the long and narrow... More

'tapaya'- tapas bar rishon -Israel As if taken from one of Spanish director, Pedro almodovar's frames and based on the inspiration of his muse, Penelope Cruz, 'tapaya' is a gesture to his works of art. Mixture of styles, colors and material, not to say chaos, join together to create a new language of harmony. In the base of the design concept lying the space partition into indoor and outdoor –the fiesta and the siesta. The intimacy of a typical fiesta Spanish party is kept by an outdoor area that allows Only a glimpse into the party, through a variety of colored glass windows, which provides a bit of the happening inside. The fiesta's heart is a central bar, made of polished exposed concrete. Above bar floating a ceiling made of ol... More

Atnachta café College girl by day and dirty minded lady by night? A local coffee house that transform itself to a dark alcohol bar when sun goes down. Transforming space, the kind that knows how to create an intimate atmosphere of a neighborhood café and from the exact same components creates the atmosphere of a pickup bar. The café is situated on the corner of a busy street in central Tel Aviv and designed so that the external sitting area will slide into the interior area and give the effect of one big combined space. In center of space we placed a seating bar and above that bar floating an oak wood construction, like a modern Skelton that simulates a wingspan of a giant bird. Unique lighting fixtures, built from real pigeon feath... More

Restaurant "The old man & the sea" The Restaurant "The old man & the sea" located in a hangar on the platform of the ancient port of Jaffa, and is spread over an area of 900 square meters. Basis of planning we dealt with was the strict conservation guidelines. The old man and the sea is an authentic Jaffa food Institute of decades decided to move to a new location-Hangar used by the fishermen of Jaffa and their boats for decades until it was abandoned due to aging and the dangers of it. As in Poetic justice, the location of a fish restaurant preserves the memory of the owner's ancestors that their fishing boats were housed in this space in the past. That and from the search for Jewish-Arab Coexistence plant conceptual design of... More