A bookstore-themed cafe

Coffee is an all-embracing thing, it seems to hold everything, just like the combination of coffee and bookstore today, which is why it is so charming.

Front Studio Studios, based in New York, has completed its latest cafe design, a McNally Jackson cafe in Manhattan. Part of the cafe is a bookstore, because it is already owned by McNally JacksonBookstore, the largest independent bookstore in Manhattan, so the interior of the cafe focuses on the theme of the bookstore.

The interior decoration of the cafe is very simple, creating a creative and fresh visual feeling without spending a lot of money. The most admirable thing about the overall space is the design of the chandelier at the top, which seems to be very similar in form to the chandelier in the ODC restaurant in Vienna. the book is suspended in the air through the pole of the chandelier, as if the book that ran out is frozen in the air.

A circular wall is covered with inside pages of books, simple and strange lamps and lanterns provide lighting for people sitting next to books, while the trays set on the walls can be put in and out at will, with a cup of coffee, along with your reading.

In fact, the combination of dining space and bookstores is getting closer and more popular, and cafes are at the forefront of this. People go to cafes not just for a cup of coffee, but more often to pay attention to what books are collected and written there.