Starbucks is perfect for your third space.

The most wonderful coffee experience and leisure culture in the world seem to be found here. With a cup of Starbucks in hand, you will also give people a strong vision of a happy and slow life. Today, Starbucks, which has set off a collision between tradition and modernity all over the world, has even applied this new concept to store design, blending east and west to interpret a unique coffee experience.

The unique urban culture of Beijing Sanlitun VILLAGE has given birth to the re-opened Starbucks Sanlitun Store. Lively and lively are the main tone in the store, while the Chinese lion, dragon and mask patterns with almost graffiti style on the wall are particularly eye-catching, bright and bright colors with childish and exaggerated lines, the traditional mural patterns outlined are lifelike, playful and interesting, and there is a strong Chinese style in modern fashion, reminding people from time to time that this is a Starbucks store located in the root of Imperial City. Inside and outside the store is separated by transparent floor-to-ceiling glass, warm and soft lights pouring out, scattered on the wall, the store uses a large number of pure wood and large chunks of orange, with simple geometric lines of table and chair counter layout, as always reflects the humanistic feelings of Starbucks. Whether they are foreign tourists or native customers in Beijing, they will feel familiar, warm and comfortable here, just like a public living room on their doorstep.

At Sanlitun, customers can enjoy their favorite drinks and delicacies at the bar, watch coffee bartenders make drinks through the bar, and sometimes have casual conversations with Starbucks partners with a Beijing accent. Customers enter the store, enjoy mellow coffee, chat with leisurely friends or swim in cyberspace through high-speed wireless Internet, where they can relax and make friends. In this unique "third living space", the brand-new design concept can better enable customers of different cultural backgrounds to find tacit understanding elements under the same roof.

(responsible Editor: Leo)