There is a cafe in 42 square meters, and there is a cafe with simple and convenient decoration.

WKW, an Asian restaurant in St. Petersburg, invited Russian designers Katya Tolstykh and Maxim Shcherbakov to design the interior, requiring Asian style with natural materials and geometric patterns, but not direct Asian patterns.

The wall facing the entrance is made of triangular planks separated by triangular pine plywood with or without grain, white or pink. In particular, some boards are protruding, in which there are warm yellow LED lights, so that the light shines along a fixed direction, with a sense of concavity and convexity and the function of adjusting the atmosphere.

Triangular elements are also used on coffee tables. The square table is divided into two parts by a corner and painted in two colors, echoing the metope and showing a sense of geometry.

In order to delimit the bar space without damaging the overall environment, they came up with the idea of installing a wooden table with a grid, which is twice as high as the coffee table and has the shape of a bar table. A wire grid is installed under the table to separate the place from its surroundings, but it is integrated into the whole environment.

The next bar is also equipped with a grid, which is unified with the table. On the other side is the bathroom, which is also a wooden frame with a grid structure, similar to a screen.

Light-colored wood-grained walls and desktops and larger windows make this space look bright, different from a dim coffee bar or bar. There is no street art decoration on the wall, it looks clean and tidy, maybe this is the Asian style that designers understand.

Source: curiosity Daily