A case study of decorating Cafe style in 5 characteristic Cafe

When we walk into a coffee shop, we often do more than just to refresh ourselves with a good cup of coffee, or to rest, or to think, or to write. This place offers us many possibilities. At this time, proper interior design and atmosphere are very important for us to relax. Today, Chongqing Beresta Coffee training School takes you through the streets to explore five coffee shops that are familiar with each other. Here, you can feel the different coffee atmosphere.

Blue Bottle

Tokyo

In fact, coffee lovers are no stranger to Blue Bottle, and Blue bottle opens a new one in a warehouse near the Qingcheng White River in Tokyo. Architects insert a large number of glass latticed windows, as well as glass doors and screens to maintain the space on each floor. There is also a glass skylight in the ceiling between the first floor and the second floor, and baristas who work on the first floor can always look up to how guests on the second floor enjoy their own coffee. Potted plants, traditional sacks containing coffee beans, have virtually become indoor embellishments. These designs remind us that industrial aesthetics will also give interior design a different temperament.

Quince Caf é

Australia

The coffee shop is located in a shopping mall in Sydney and was designed by the design team Creative 9. Due to space constraints, it is divided into two parts, the sitting area and the restaurant. Cabinets and containers are made of metal frames, occasionally separated by a layer of wood, wooden cubes and mesh cages to create the concept of a box.

NUDE

Moscow

NUDE is located in a 1930s residential building. Taking advantage of the existing materials and layout of the building, the designer decided to use nibbling old plaster and multi-layer paint to repair the interior. The original brick wall has not been repainted, naked, simple, rough all exude a sense of age, the ground chose black and white collocation. Space against warm lights, drinking coffee and eating food will also unconsciously relax.

Kafe Magasinet

Gothenburg

In 2013, Kafe Magasinet's building was acquired and divided into three parts, running a restaurant, bar & coffee, and an exhibition area. In this old building, it is dominated by classical style. The designer uses the brick structure to design the cast iron beam, the brick wall is not painted, and some fall off. But this does not affect the environment of the whole store, but has a lasting appeal.

Pie Works

Greece

This is a straight line space, specializing in coffee and handmade pies. The designer pulls the horizontal floor space and divides it into three layers. The ground of each floor is like a "hanging tray", and the natural light shines easily. There are kitchen utensils on the interlayer, and tables and chairs can also be used for office work and parties. The space is narrow and long, which does not affect the division and utilization of functions.