Cafe seating

Since 2012, located in a landmarked corner building in Soho, Chobani Café has been a busy neighborhood spot for tourists and regulars alike. Tasked with a redesign of the interior spaces, outdoor signage, and branding for packaging, printed and digital menues, the new space had to solve for many different customer types: regulars on weekends or during their lunch breaks, professionals for working, and tourists for (mostly) one-time-visits. Influenced by the comfortable seating arrangements…

Image 8 of 15 from gallery of The Charles Grand Brasserie and Bar / COX Architecture + H&E Architects. Photograph by Anson Smart, Steven Woodburn

Located in Henley Beach, Adelaide, Acacia is a clean and textural cafe designed by Sans-Arc Studio only a short walk away from the beach. Acacia features the Lord Sconce in Satin Black, and Half Hurdle Chair with American White Oak seat and Horizon Blue frame. Photos: Jonathan VDK

Architecture firms Studio Etain Ho and Absence from Island envisioned this Hong Kong cafe as a homage to Uluru and Australia's spectacular sunsets.

Innenarchitektur

Douglas fir-wood furnishings feature in Copenhagen's Hverdagen restaurant, which local studio Vermland has designed to have a familial atmosphere.

Image 4 of 16 from gallery of Julius Café / NAAW. Photograph by Damir Otegen

A new outlet for a health forward cafe in New Delhi has been designed by Tangible Intangible Design Office, or TI:DO, as they are also known.

The main concept for the café was to design a kitchen-living space as a kind of special ‘third place’, between public and intimate, where everyone is welcome...