Scandinavian cafe design

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Sweet Beirut by Bas&Co Sydney, Australia The opulent interiors are reminiscent of Middle Eastern infrastructure and business sense – a culture where more is more is more. Adorned with arches, chandeliers and a dramatic staircase leading up to a chef’s window and upstairs seating, the feel is more Arabian emporium than Sydney sweet shop. Designed by Bas&Co Photography by Andrew Worssam Description by You Copywriting To read the full article, tap the link in the bio. Follow us @...

“Minimal Warmth” This Japandi-style bakery/café merges the simplicity of Scandinavian minimalism with the organic warmth of Japanese design. The light wood tones, natural textures, and clean lines create an airy and calming space. The slatted wood counter provides structure while the open shelving adds functionality, showcasing neatly arranged products. Soft lighting from modern pendant fixtures enhances the cozy ambiance, and the large windows invite natural light, making the space feel…

Fluo, Architecture and design studio designed Fika cafe in Thessaloniki getting inspiration from Scandinavian graphic design thus organising the space as a white canvas where clean straightforward colourful lines give the sense that the walls are part of a poster. -text by the authors Fika is not just a word in the cultural vocabulary of Swedes; it is actually part of their mentality. It literally means to find some time during your day to enjoy a cup of coffee with friends, but it’s so much…

Our Favorite Scandi Design Spots Around the World | Scandinavian design has long served as inspiration for interior designers around the world, and that inspiration is often worked into public spaces like hotels, cafés and restaurants that seek to be known for their beautiful environments. Today, we’re sharing some of our favorites. | Photo: Sam St-ONge