6 Creative Cafes in the World

Many people think that drinking coffee is a thing full of petty bourgeoisie, and the coffee shop is also one of the first places for couples to date. The cafes we usually see are basically the same except for different decoration styles, but there are six novel cafes in the world. As a coffee controller, you will want to go:

Location: new York, USA

In May 2012, a new coffee shop called Molecule Water Caf opened in East End, New York. Interestingly, this shop doesn't sell coffee at all!

Molecule sells not only filtered pure water, it can add vitamins or a natural mixture of Chinese herbal medicine to it according to the needs of customers, turning a simple bottle of water into "energy water" for health.

The $25000 purification equipment in the store can turn tap water into cleaner pure water, while the price is clearly marked on the menu: $2.50 for a simple and beautiful glass bottle that can be taken away, $1 for each vitamin added, $2 for adding pure natural mixtures and compound soups, and so on. In addition to the price, it also states the efficacy of each vitamin and soup, as well as ways to improve the physique for different groups of people. It is popular in the West to say, "You are what you drink." It can be seen that the quality of water you drink may determine the quality of your life. Anyway, this is a very cool cafe, so it must be right to bring her to buy a bottle of tap water.

2. Chocolate Caf

A lot of people love chocolate. Many people love coffee. There are also many people who love both chocolate and coffee. Then welcome to this chocolate cafe in Tokyo, Japan. This is a real coffee shop with chocolate as its basic concept and theme.

Chocolate Cafe, owned by Meiji of Japan, offers not only chocolate-based drinks, but also coffee, tea, fruit juices and chocolate-related desserts. The 56 kinds of chocolates made from cocoa beans all over the world are the biggest selling points and features in the store. The new store has only recently been renovated, and there is a strong smell of chocolate from ceilings to shelves and chairs. The decoration on the ceiling imitates the appearance of a large plate of chocolates, and the display method similar to the international standard color card can easily catch the attention of customers.

The glass house in the middle of the store displays the "treasure of the town shop"-56 chocolates with different flavors. On the other hand, the shelves similar to standard color cards will certainly make chocolate fans confused with happiness. the unified label is not only easy to buy, but also makes people want to taste what their lucky number chocolate tastes like.

3. Le Nid Caf

Venue: 32 / F, Brittany Tower, Nantes, France

The total area of this unique coffee shop Le Nid Caf (Bird's Nest) is about 430sq ft. Artist Jean Jullien has installed a series of tables, chairs and even bars in the shape of birds and eggs to create a unique interior decoration. The color of interior decoration is also very simple, showing that the white, yellow and milky white of bird eggs become the main colors, which fits the relaxed and casual atmosphere of the cafe. The whole shop is dressed like a swan, the body is a bar, the bird's head and neck become partitions, and the eggs-admittedly, these eggs are so cute, they are a stool and a small table.

4. Starbucks

Venue: Fukuoka, Japan

Kengo Kuma, a well-known architect in contemporary Japan, is no stranger to his name. This is his design for Starbucks in Fukuoka, Japan, breaking the space design style that has always been inherited by the world chain. So this Starbucks, which was designed by Kengo Kuma, adapts to it. Here we can see some shadows of Kengo Kuma's previous design: the careful use of wood structure does not make people feel complicated or dazzling. The whole space changes and flows invisibly. Would you like to come to a Starbucks cafe like this?

5. Starbucks

Venue: Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Is this Starbucks a supermarket or a cafe? Yes, we still recommend Starbucks Cafe, but only this Starbucks, located in Amsterdam at 430's, emphasizes the sense of age left over by history through mottled stone walls and less exquisite wood. Inspiration comes from Amsterdam's deep coffee tradition, like a small theater about stone and wood, because in addition to serving coffee drinks It also provides a performance venue for local bands and drama clubs.

6. High Coffee

Venue: hotel Hmurtel de Vend-me, Paris, France

This is a cafe hosted by a top designer. Every afternoon, France's top roasters Antoine Netien and Tom Clark come here personally to offer top quality coffee. In order to suit this atmosphere, the hotel specially hired Michele B-nan, a designer from Florence, to preside over the decoration and decoration of the restaurant. The designer imagined that this restaurant, like many high-end clothing stores in Paris, would bring people a comfortable experience from the inside out, so they chose a black and white sofa chair with a pink satin cushion, and the velvet material of the gray sofa was noble but not flamboyant. the white ceilings and walls render the true aristocratic temperament. Carpets and curtains are the works of Dedar, an Italian cloth workshop.