Cafe and Restaurant Design
Interior design and spatial planning for cafes, restaurants, and food service establishments.
MTT Wraps a Damyang Café Around a Garden Lawn with a Chain of Low, Slate-Roofed Pavilions
In Damyang, South Korea, a 2,317 m² café bends its low glazed wings around a planted lawn, letting the garden, not the building, take center stage.
Matter of Something Fits a Matcha Tea Garden into a 33 m² Former Garage in South Jakarta
In Jakarta's Panglima Polim, Jun Matcha Club compresses a gravel tea path, glazed tile counter and timber ceiling into a single narrow room.
INS Studio Wraps a Maros Coffee Shop in Terracotta Lattice to Frame the Hills Beyond Makassar
In Maros, on the edge of Makassar, Common Days Cafe stacks three floors behind a breathing terracotta screen that swaps street views for hills and light.
Madarq studio Turns a Leftover Food Court Corner in San Pedro Garza García into a Pink-Lit Restaurant
In San Pedro Garza García, Mexico, a glowing ceiling disc and a borrowed garden give a 150 m² food court restaurant its own center and identity.
Modum Atelier Grafts a Glass and Timber Pavilion onto a Qing Dynasty Qilou to Make a Zhongshan Café
On Zhongshan's Minzu Road, a 77 m² café keeps its Jiaqing-era brick firewalls and timber frame while steel, glass and timber add a modern pavilion.
TEKI Design Wraps a Harajuku Blue Bottle Café in Curved Steel and Opens a Slice of Sky Between Buildings
In Shibuya's Harajuku, an 82 m² Blue Bottle café pairs a sweeping stainless steel wall with rammed earth, mirrored ceilings and a new passage.
OUT Architecture Turns a Coffee Cup Stain into a Broken Ring of Benches on a London Market Corner
A broken ring of steel and cork benches outside an Aldgate café reclaims an overlooked Petticoat Lane corner for the London Festival of Architecture 2026.
Estúdio Cajalima Stacks a Sandwich Library into a 60 m² Shop Inside São Paulo's Galeria Metrópole
In República, São Paulo, a tiled counter, a blue mesh mezzanine and a saturated red palette turn a tiny gallery unit into an archive of flavors.
Barde vanVoltt Splits a 100 m² Amsterdam Coffee Roastery into a Bright Shop and a Hidden Tasting Room
In Amsterdam, DAK Coffee Roasters uses brick, hammered steel and a metal-lined passage to lead visitors from espresso bar to secret cupping room.
MARCOZERO Studio Turns a 35 m² Ground Floor in a 1950s Brazilian Building into a Street-Facing Flower Shop
A compact florist in Brazil strips a 1950s ground floor back to 4 m, lets louvered glass and vines blur the shopfront, and keeps the flowers in charge.
Rama Estudio Paints a Yellow Path Through a Mostly Underground Office Canteen in Quito
In Quito's Ekopark, a 290 m² restaurant under a LEED office tower uses epoxy floors, plywood terraces and raw services to serve up to 600 diners a day.
Francesc Rifé Studio Turns a Former Valencia Aircraft Hangar into a Dark-Toned Gastronomic Market
In Valencia's Eixample, Merkato wraps a restaurant, bakery and deli in blackened pine, charcoal terracotta and steel mesh beneath a skylit hangar roof.
