Coffee shop design inventory the design of every corner of the coffee shop

What is the life of a petty bourgeoisie? Many people must have replied that on a sunny morning, sitting in a scenic coffee shop, leisurely flipping through magazines and drinking a cup of fragrant coffee. So what kind of coffee shop can bring this ultimate enjoyment? Next, the editor will take you to visit special coffee shops in different parts of the world.

1. Starbucks, Sai Yee Street, Mong Kok, Hong Kong

Hong Kong is a cosmopolitan city with a mixture of Chinese and Western cultures, and it is also a city that combines traditional and modern culture. As a popular cultural hub, Mong Kok also retains a lot of traditional cultural heritage and memories of life belonging to the people of Hong Kong. In the busy and densely populated Laundry Street, the Starbucks Laundry Street branch is located in a flexible center full of new cultural experiments and trends. Starbucks in Hong Kong is committed to promoting local culture and strengthening its close ties with customers through its Sai Yee Street branch.

The inspiration of Starbucks Laundry Street is to celebrate the artistic spirit of Hong Kong. In order to promote local culture and arts, Starbucks in Hong Kong has specially invited the local living brand G.O.D. And the famous artist Yi Shan Ren (Huang Bingpei) designed the two-story Starbucks Laundry Street branch with an area of 6000 square feet to provide customers with a unique and comfortable environment. In addition, the store is decorated with photos of Hong Kong people's street life. Show their daily stories.

As an important part of local culture and arts, Hong Kong films have also become an important element of Starbucks Laundry Street. There is a small film screening room in the store, and for the first time, in cooperation with the Hong Kong Film Archive of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, the "Great Wheel of time-A Century of Light and Shadow of Hong Kong" held at the library for another year; in addition to exhibitions, regular sharing lectures are held to open public participation free of charge, making it a unique platform for cultural exchange.

3. Spanish Julieta LOFT style Cafe

Create a real catering business, where the core products are: bread and coffee. The brand and retail unit space designed under these assumptions should have dual functions: selling bread and coffee. The brand value is spread by simple and simple materials such as cement counters, drawers, cedar, bread or tile tiles that evoke traditional kitchens. The large window is to show the commercial spirit of strengthening friendliness and transparency.

The establishment and decoration of the table are done by ordinary materials. The continuous stitched bench at the back of the room (consisting of industrial wooden trays and several cushions) consists of four tables, providing great flexibility and functionality for distribution to meet customer needs. Enjoy the product in a relaxed and warm environment, which will promote the intimacy and warmth of the corner party and let people enjoy the honest and cordial spiritual atmosphere brought about by good coffee and the best traditional bread.

4. Jury Cafe in Melbourne

The Jury Cafe is located within Melbourne's historic bluestone fence: the village of Pentridge, the former Pentridge prison, which retired in 1997. The coffee shop was actually renovated by Biasol Design Studio, and its location poses some unique challenges to the design. Biasol Design Studio: "We have to respect its dark past as a prison, and we want to inject new life into its customers."

Design the contrast between dark bluestone walls and bright colors and gold tones. The use of raw materials, structural wood and concrete mixture, in order to form multiple tonal inner walls, geometric patterns are also widely used. This design creates a playful effect, and you can experience the joy of moving forward from the dark past and embracing the future on the spot.

"We further add green plants to the space; we also design custom tables and stools, and similarly, we use a lot of natural materials in the design. Customers can also enjoy their coffee time here.

4. Mirrors Cafe in Gifu, Honshu, Japan

This is a coffee shop that can definitely surprise you. Mirrors Cafe is located in Gifu, Honshu, Japan, where cherry blossoms are everywhere, and many people visit it during the annual blossom season. There is a cherry tree in front of the coffee shop, and the bandesign design team hopes to add mirrors to the side facades of the two buildings to create a reflective illusion of cherry blossoms to guide tourists.

5. The design of 'O'Petit en' K' coffee shop.

The 'O'Petit en' K' coffee shop is located in Bordeaux, France. The industrial style coffee shop is designed by Hekla Studio, which specializes in graphic design and brand VI design. From the interior of the coffee shop, we can see that this is a perfect combination of space and plane, VI case, the overall elegant and simple, refreshing and comfortable.

The Hekla design team proposed to create an industrial-style interior atmosphere in New York while injecting a visual image to revolutionize the coffee shop, which is also a new beginning of the 'O'Petit en' K' brand. These work contents are the unique advantages of Hekla Studio. Designers choose the most primitive materials in space decoration, including plank and black iron. The bare stone walls wrapped in solid wood are a little introverted, VI is incisively and vividly reflected in the whole coffee shop, and the space, furniture and visual image echo each other to create a cohesive and brand-new brand culture.

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6. Beijing Home Caf é

This very nature-friendly coffee shop, located in Beijing, is designed by Beijing architectural design company Penda, which uses recycled steel bars as a separator for the module. The design of the coffee shop, commissioned by property developer Hongkun Group, is to introduce green plants into the design against the backdrop of serious urban pollution in Beijing, in an attempt to use it as a precedent for encouraging other cities in the country to implement corresponding green measures.

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The preliminary design of the coffee shop is the repeated placement of a series of recycled steel bars, which are painted black and put together into a grid. This modular system can easily rearrange the structure of the coffee shop. Various elements can be inserted into the overall lattice structure, such as green boxes, bookshelves, and the layout of lights in the building. Most of the wooden boxes placed in the scheme are planted with plants with air purification function and easy maintenance, such as hanging baskets, kidney ferns and Pueraria lobata. Over time, plants will continue to grow along the structural framework, eventually forming a natural green blanket that wraps the steel structure.