Project name: cafe 8/25
Architects: Anton Lysko, Anastasia Zaytseva
Project location: Новодмитровская,д, 2, стр.7, Moscow, 127015
Foto: Polina Poludkina
Completion Year: 2020
Area: 140 sqm
The coffee shop is located at the residential complex "Savelovsky City" and is mainly focused on the locals.
Our guys, Stas and Lena, already own one small cafe that has been operating for more than 4 years. Therefore, it was easy to work with them; they clearly knew what they wanted to see and whom the place should attract. As for colors, the guys preferred to stick to the existing cafe, as they wanted to adhere to the theme and the place to be recognizable. For the rest, they relied on us.
It goes without saying that we decided to use the premises of 92 m2 with 4.7 m ceilings to the maximum possible extent. We designed the mezzanine, under which we placed a bar and a kitchen, and we agreed to arrange a lounge area and a small office upstairs. In fact, we didn't really expect anyone to use the upper space))) But we were wrong, the guys say that the second floor is very popular.
The interior is mostly monochrome, with concrete walls, floor and ceiling. We singled out the bar, the stairs and the yellow tile table, which turned out to be the magnet, as everyone wants to sit at it. Veneer furniture and decor add warmth to the interior. Flowers and paintings brighten it up. The chairs in the hall are all different and were bought in thrift shops and at IKEA. Our task was to design a breakfast cafe, and we really think that we succeeded. In the morning the sun illuminates the room and our highlights make it even sunnier and more invigorating.
Our guys, Stas and Lena, already own one small cafe that has been operating for more than 4 years. Therefore, it was easy to work with them; they clearly knew what they wanted to see and whom the place should attract. As for colors, the guys preferred to stick to the existing cafe, as they wanted to adhere to the theme and the place to be recognizable. For the rest, they relied on us.
It goes without saying that we decided to use the premises of 92 m2 with 4.7 m ceilings to the maximum possible extent. We designed the mezzanine, under which we placed a bar and a kitchen, and we agreed to arrange a lounge area and a small office upstairs. In fact, we didn't really expect anyone to use the upper space))) But we were wrong, the guys say that the second floor is very popular.
The interior is mostly monochrome, with concrete walls, floor and ceiling. We singled out the bar, the stairs and the yellow tile table, which turned out to be the magnet, as everyone wants to sit at it. Veneer furniture and decor add warmth to the interior. Flowers and paintings brighten it up. The chairs in the hall are all different and were bought in thrift shops and at IKEA. Our task was to design a breakfast cafe, and we really think that we succeeded. In the morning the sun illuminates the room and our highlights make it even sunnier and more invigorating.
