The Kiradi Art Museum and cafe in Athens may be more beautiful than you have ever been to!

The Kiradi Art Museum in Athens is a museum that collects works of art from ancient Greece and Kiradi culture. It is located in the most concentrated area of Athens museums. There are a large number of marble sculptures and bronze masks, many of which are more than 5000 years old and are a must to visit Athens.

The art museum's shops and coffee shops were recently redesigned by architecture firm Kois Associated Architects, which borrows the feel of an ancient bazaar to decorate the store, making it much easier. The shop has two rooms inside and outside, the outer room is half covered with wood, and it is also a small counter where some vases can be placed against the wall. There are two rows of horizontal display cabinets in the room, listing small souvenirs. The roof is also wrapped in wood, but the rough floor sets off the delicacy of other parts.

From the front, you can just see the front and back two rows of cabinets and the surrounding walls, very hierarchical, but also a kind of greeting posture, can attract people to go in.

The front door of the store

Through the small staircase in the center, you can enter the inner room. Around the wall is a shelf up to the ceiling, with some small imitation sculptures. The items inside are much more valuable than those on the outside, and the shelves also have the function of display and appear to be more precious.

The layout of the coffee shop is closer to a garden, with green plants planted on the surrounding walls and a bonsai on each square table. The rest is white, or there are wooden counters and stools. Marble benches are placed on one side of the table to create a natural and elegant environment.

The white sunshade hanging from the ceiling has a special fold and subtle shadows in the sunlight. It can also be seen as a moire.

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Source: curiosity Daily