Coffee Shop
Coffee shop design and architecture, from compact urban cafés to full-service establishments.
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.
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.
EktraArhitectura and Fain Design Studio Turn a 19th-Century Pharmacy into a Coffee Shop in Cluj-Napoca
Inside the vaulted ground floor of Palatul Széki, brushed steel counters meet restored Gothic joinery from 1893.
Kerry Kounnapis Packs 800 Daily Coffees into a 43-Square-Metre Melbourne Laneway Bar
Palace Coffee channels Pellegrini's and European standing bars through oxide-red steel and spotted gum timber in a Ridgway Place sliver.
Coffee Machine Bakery: Copper Ribbons and a White-to-Red Sequence in a Narrow Flagship Café
A deep, narrow flagship café in a historic city centre uses copper, terrazzo and a red rear zone to turn a linear plan into a sequence of moods.
LIS Design Studio Carves a Second Chapter for Lviv's Mitte Café in 68 Square Meters
Walnut millwork, terracotta alcoves, and navy curtains shape an intimate sequel café on a Lviv sidewalk.
Atelier Waterside Threads a Timber Box Through a 1930s Guangzhou Tenement for Qualia Café
A 73-square-meter ground-floor renovation on the Pearl River's north bank turns weathered concrete into a warm coffee ritual.
Coffee Machine Red: A Replicable Cafe Interior Built from White Tile, Red Glass and Steel
A shortlisted Visualization '20 entry turning white tile, translucent red screens and steel into a cafe system built to travel between locations.
LoHA Transforms an Arata Isozaki House into a Café and Lifestyle Shop in Rural Japan
A 1985 concrete residence in Katsuyama, Fukui Prefecture becomes a scarf shop where products float like clouds between structure and ground.
Another D Studio Transforms a Seoul Printing District Corner into a Sensory Refuge
Ouvrir Bakery Cafe channels the memory of a vanished copper hill in Euljiro's dense industrial alleyways through wood, stone, and ritual.
El café de los sueños
great use of contour
Loved the idea and design
Love is in the AIR and and it smells like COFFEE Magnificent Work
Realrich Architecture Workshop Turns a Bandung Storefront into a Total Work of Coffee Craft
Brick arches, bamboo weave ceilings, and six local materials transform a two-storey building in Bandung into an immersive coffee experience.
maumstudio Turns a 68-Square-Meter Seoul Pop-Up into a Candle-Lit Manifesto for Human Rights
CHO SHOP commemorates 50 years of Amnesty International Korea through color, craft, and candlelight in Mapo-gu, Seoul.
2050 Coffee Shop by TEKI Design: Redefining Coffee Culture in Kyoto
2050 Coffee Shop by TEKI Design in Kyoto reimagines cafés, blending customers, staff, and producers through interactive, sustainable, future-conscious design.
Kengo Kuma Builds a CLT Staircase to the Sky Overlooking Japan's Largest Sand Dunes
A timber café and observatory in Tottori rises nine meters to frame coastal dunes stretching 14.5 kilometers along the Sea of Japan.
NUC Studio Carves a Split-Level Coffee House into a Quiet Coastal Block in Qinhuangdao
SAANCI Coffee's Aranya North Bay outpost layers board-formed concrete, timber, and open-air thresholds along the Bohai Sea shoreline.
IDIN Architects Folds a Hillside into a Café and Public Viewpoint at Khao Yai
A kirigami-inspired concrete landscape in rural Thailand turns sloping terrain into a layered café with 70 percent outdoor space.
Jo Nagasaka Turns a Corner of a Yoyogi Office into a 46 m² Farm Shop and Kitchen
In a quiet residential pocket of Shibuya, Schemata Architects builds a community food hub on a carpenter's budget.
Kidz Studio Wraps a Barcelona Coffee Shop in Burgundy Curves and Cinnamon-Roll Geometry
Cinnamood lands in El Born's medieval streets with a 89 square meter interior that treats brand identity as spatial architecture.
The entire concept of bringing levels to a space and providing it with different functions is really interesting and plays well to connect with nature.
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