Cement cafe design

A selection of the world's best minimalist cafés and coffee shops, combining beautifully-simple interior design with specialty coffee.

vero story exterior design by mercim

Cement and black steel merge to form the Brutalist interiors of Paradise Sri Lankan restaurant in Soho, London, by Dan Preston Studio.

Mexout is a fresh-mex eatery in Singapore. We imagine Mexout to be a young eccentric Mexican food expert, or "Mex'pert" as we've coined it, who is living in his parents' basement. The shop's interior is therefore styled as such. As with most eccentric exp…

when merging cement, concrete and black steel altogether, there are three design style possibilities of what these materials can form. one is a clean — minimalist design, a bold and masculine nuance…

I am supper excited about this one. This is the very cool Public Catering Company in New Plymouth which has been on my radar for sometime now. Here at Milo and Mitzy, we have just started working more with photographers around the country to shoot the spaces and the places that I feel fit well with Milo and Mitzy, and this sure does tick all of the boxes, thats for sure. Public Catering was shot by our very talented photographer, Anna Briggs. Anna is a New Zealand lifestyle photographer who…

A Monochrome Interiors choosing a material with a different texture and a neutral color, such as a cement block, creates the restaurant.

Love the concrete counter

Sleek design is paired with traditional Korean elements at Cafe Oriente in Seoul’s creative Itaewon neighbourhood. Designed by local practice, Labotory, the cafe is partially submerged into the ground and features a combination of raw concrete, untreated wood, gravel, rock and a touch of greenery. Photography: Yongjoon Choi #southkorea #seoul #cafe #minimalistdesign #minimalism #design #travel #concrete #interior #interiors #interiorstyle

Image 9 of 22 from gallery of Seven Degrees Restaurant / Kursimerah Studio. Photograph by KIE