Golden’s fresh interpretation of an Australiana theme gives Nine Yards in South Melbourne a good dose of visual sophistication and warmth.
It’s not Florence Italy, it’s better; it’s home-grown Florence Melbourne and it serves excellent coffee.
Voids Café in Singapore promotes the art of coffee and tea drinking through an experiential design for engaging all the senses, conceived by Studio SKLIM.
Conscious living, plant-based nutrition, and visually uplifting interior design collide at Eden, Bondi, the beach-side suburb’s newest offering.
Going against the grain of the typical minimalist, modern café atmosphere, Arnun Wattanaporn wanted to create a feeling of cosiness for Kaizen Coffee Co. in the heart of Bangkok.
Tea drinking may be steeped in tradition but 蜜葉裡 Ambrosia has been designed by Biasol for the modern, mindful tea drinker of today.
If you like your café like your coffee – fresh and familiar – then check out Folk Studio for their new design of Wentworth Street Coffee.
Over in India, Java+ café by IKSOI Design Studio manages to feel both dark and moody yet generous in space and atmosphere.
Finding the perfect balance between two distinct architectural concepts is always challenging. However, Labotory successfully harmonises Korean aesthetics with minimal charm in Café Oriente.
In such a high traffic environment, Ricci Bloch Architecture + Interiors uses design to create a welcoming ambience in consideration of spatial limitations.
Architects, designers, and their hospitality savvy clients are well aware that the interior architecture of a cafe, restaurant, wine bar or cake shop can take patrons to the next level of brand experience.
“As designers, we need to design like we give a damn. I believe design can help communities on a global scale,” says Hana Hakim of The Stella Collective.
