Tokyo Ki Cafe, Japan

There is a cafe called Ki Cafe in Tokyo, Japan. "Ki" means "tree" in Japanese, and the shop is designed to become a small forest. With a very fresh and intelligent design, apart from the noisy city, everyone who comes here for coffee can think of the quiet and cool shadow of affable trees. The original steel table legs extend upward and grow "branches". When painted black, they look like a clump of trees against an overall white background. These "branches" can not only be used to hang guests' coats and hats, but also skillfully play the role of separating guests.