Sorry Thanks I Love You Cafe designed by StudioMKZ Cute cafes in Sydney, like Sorry Thanks I Love You Cafe designed by Han Lim from StudioMKZ, present a visual treat with its uniquely curved timber lattice enclosure. This artistic design element enhances the cafe’s atmosphere, offering patrons a charming and
A Sydney CBD cafe with great design, nourishing food and a big heart written by Penelope Barker Stroll along the prestigious pedestrian plaza of Martin Place in the heart of Sydney’s CBD, in the shadows of the classical arches of the grand GPO, and you’ll discover a treasure –The Portico.
Coffee Shop in Sydney CBD / Willandco Coffee Shop Sydney CBD, Willandco Cafe on George, offers a unique experience with its chipboard facade and a convenient ‘hole in the wall’ setting. This distinctive design blends urban creativity with practicality, creating an inviting and contemporary space for patrons to grab their
Sugar n Spice at Chatswood Chase Sugar n Spice at Chatswood Chase is a visual delight with its ornate displays. The cafe’s intricate and artful presentation adds a touch of elegance to the ambiance, creating a charming and inviting space for patrons to enjoy their coffee while indulging in a
Diggies Kiama by Roots & Wings Design Kiama Cafe, Diggies Kiama, designed by designed by Rebecca Riles of Roots & Wings Design exudes a relaxed seaside appeal. The cafe’s inviting ambiance captures the essence of coastal living, creating a laid-back and welcoming space where patrons can savor their coffee amidst
The Incinerator Cafe Adaptive Reuse in Willoughby Willoughby Cafe’s unique Walter Burley Griffin-designed incinerator is home to the The Incinerator Cafe, a heritage building that has been remodeled and equipped with a wood-fired oven as a tribute to the structure’s original use. The cafe has chef Graeme Nutt (formerly of
Cafe near Macquarie Park The cafe near Macquarie Park, The Gardens Restaurant & Terrace Bar situated at Eden Gardens, boasts a delightful design featuring timber frames and abundant greenery. This inviting ambiance creates a serene and harmonious space, offering patrons the perfect environment to enjoy their coffee amidst the soothing
Cafe Independents, a Basement Cafe in Kyoto The Basement Cafe, part of Coffee Shop Cafe Independents, stands out with its edgy and grungy basement design. This unique ambiance creates a distinctive atmosphere, inviting patrons to enjoy their coffee in a space that celebrates underground creativity and urban culture. Photography by
Kyoto Machiya Kyoto Machiya offers a unique experience with its design, featuring a Japanese courtyard and traditional screens. The cafe’s tranquil ambiance seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor spaces, inviting patrons to enjoy their coffee amidst a serene and authentically Japanese setting in the heart of Kyoto. Photography by Andrew Chung
Claesson Koivisto Rune The Claesson Koivisto Rune cafe presents a design that embraces modern and minimalist aesthetics. The cafe’s clean lines, sleek furnishings, and uncluttered space create a refined and inviting atmosphere, offering patrons a contemporary and stylish setting to enjoy their coffee. Photography by Andrew Chung For further Asian
Heritage Meets Industrial Edge: Uchi Lounge’s Harmonious Design Captivates Tradition and industrial innovation converge at Uchi Lounge, a Japanese café designed by Facet Studio, where a striking brick screen and sculptural steel portals frame a space that effortlessly bridges past and present. This bold fusion of raw materiality and refined craftsmanship creates
Uchi Lounge Cafe Uchi Lounge cafe, by Facet Studio, is a design marvel distinguished by its unique monolithic Barisol ceiling feature. This architectural masterpiece creates a captivating and otherworldly ambiance, inviting patrons to enjoy their dining in a space that seamlessly blends modern sophistication with avant-garde aesthetics, offering a truly
My Journey to Becoming an Architect and Photographer Analogue My Journey to becoming an architect photographer was pretty natural and similar to others. I first came into contact with a SLR when I was at university. I knew that the base lens kit wasn’t going to take the shots I
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