255 George Street’s Senza cafe offers a serene oasis within the bustling city, thanks to its inviting daylight lobby that bathes the space in natural light. This harmonious integration of interior design and ample daylight creates a tranquil atmosphere, making Senza the perfect spot for patrons to unwind and enjoy a moment of tranquility amid the urban energy. Photography by Andrew Chung For further Oceania Cafe designs click here
The Gaming Cafe at Esc Sydney introduces a captivating and immersive experience with its unique gaming-themed seating booths, designed to transport patrons into the virtual realms of their favorite games while enjoying delicious refreshments. This fusion of gaming culture and culinary delights makes it an exciting destination for gamers and enthusiasts, promising an unforgettable adventure in every visit. Photography by Andrew Chung For further Oceania Cafe designs click here
This Chatswood cafe brings the beauty of the outdoors inside a bustling modern shopping mall. Designed to simulate a Victorian conservatory, with a framework of ornate steelwork and glass, tessellated tile floor, wicker dining chairs and an abundance of hanging flower baskets, Flower Child Cafe offers a delightful retreat where customers can appreciate both culinary delights and the beauty of the space itself – even though it’s situated deep inside
Janus Located at 1 Bligh Street, City Cafe Sydney harmoniously integrates with Ingenhoven’s commercial tower lobby, creating a seamless transition from corporate spaces to a welcoming culinary haven. The café’s northern amphitheatre forecourt enhances its appeal, providing a picturesque outdoor dining experience that perfectly complements the urban surroundings, making it an ideal destination for city dwellers and professionals alike Photography by Andrew Chung For further Oceania Cafe designs click here
Quay Quarter’s Parla Coffee Deli and Bar designed by Tom Dixon/ Beautiful Cafes Sydney showcases a captivating design with special metallic surfaces adorning its countertops, adding a touch of opulence and elegance to the space. Paired with stunning Harbour Bridge views, this café promises a unique blend of visual delight and culinary excellence, making it a must-visit destination for both locals and tourists alike. Photography by Andrew Chung For further
In the heart of Darling Square precinct, Sydney, Edition Roasters emerges as a testament to the seamless integration of two distinct design philosophies: Japanese and Scandinavian. Crafted by the visionary YSG architects, this space transcends the boundaries of cultural aesthetics, creating a harmonious fusion that elevates the coffee experience to an art form. The first glance at Edition Roasters transports patrons into a world where minimalist elegance and functional warmth
Gordon Cafe / Pure Brew, designed by Perry Fung Architects and built by Keeyuen, offers a captivating design that seamlessly blends concrete and timber finishes. The cafe’s aesthetic creates a harmonious ambiance, inviting patrons to enjoy their coffee amidst an atmosphere that skillfully marries industrial elegance with natural warmth in Gordon. Photography by Andrew Chung For further Oceania Cafe designs click here
This Roseville cafe is known for its Scandinavian style interior, excellent coffee and inventive menu Roseville cafe, Calibrate Coffee, attracts Sydney coffee lovers from far and wide with its excellent coffee, innovative and healthy menu options and village style setting with a relaxed ambience, occasionally interrupted by the screeching of local sulphur crested cockatoos. The space is simple and Scandinavian in style, with wooden floors, bright white walls and suspended brass
388 George Street, home to Toby’s Estate Coffee, showcases an exquisite integration with the architectural foyer, meticulously crafted by fjcstudio. The cafe’s design flawlessly complements the building’s modern aesthetics, offering patrons an inviting and sophisticated space to enjoy their coffee amidst an atmosphere that beautifully balances architectural innovation with cozy comfort in the heart of Sydney. Photography by Andrew Chung For further Oceania Cafe designs click here
Three Beans, among the best cafes in Sydney CBD, stands out with its distinctive design, featuring a unique curved timber counter and ceiling. This creative and inviting atmosphere sets the stage for patrons to enjoy their coffee amidst a visually captivating and architecturally fascinating setting in the heart of Sydney. Photography by Andrew Chung For further Oceania Cafe designs click here
333 George Street, the home of Regiment Cafe designed by Porter and Maple, offers a delightful blend of heritage charm within its modern surroundings. The cafe’s design preserves and enhances the historical ambiance, providing patrons with an inviting space to enjoy their coffee amidst the grandeur and elegance of this iconic Sydney location. Photography by Andrew Chung For further Oceania Cafe designs click here
Barrack Place, where you’ll find Batch Espresso, boasts a unique laneway setting enhanced by its vaulted concrete-look ceiling. This distinctive design not only provides a sense of urban seclusion but also an inviting space for patrons to enjoy their coffee amidst an atmosphere that beautifully marries architectural elegance with modern comfort in the heart of Sydney Photography by Andrew Chung For further Oceania Cafe designs click here
Hornsby Cafe, Cafe Sheba, offers a design that celebrates simplicity and elegance. The cafe’s simple tile and stone counter, complemented by timber batten lining, create an inviting atmosphere where patrons can enjoy their coffee in a space that harmoniously combines natural elements with modern sophistication in Hornsby. Photography by Andrew Chung For further Oceania Cafe designs click here
A warm and welcoming Turramurra cafe on Sydney’s Upper North Shore Turramurra cafe, Replay Espresso, welcomes locals into a cosy haven with a warm and rustic ambiance. Says designer Micheline Li Yoo Foo of Mima Design, the compact space presented a challenge: “With just 40sqm to play with, we ripped the guts out of the space, replaced the decaying roof, introduced a long bi-fold window and small serve-out window, created
The Grounds of the City designed by ACME is an urban oasis that seamlessly blends old-world charm with modern-day vibrancy. With its meticulously designed interiors, rich textures, and a captivating attention to detail, this cafe offers patrons an inviting space to enjoy their coffee amidst a nostalgic yet contemporary ambiance in the heart of Sydney. Photography by Andrew Chung For further Oceania Cafe designs click here
580 George Street, home to Two Black Sheep, showcases a sleek and modern architectural foyer integration that sets the stage for an exquisite coffee experience. The cafe’s design effortlessly harmonizes with the contemporary building aesthetics, offering patrons an inviting space to enjoy their coffee in a setting that exudes sophistication and style in the heart of Sydney. Photography by Andrew Chung For further Oceania Cafe designs click here
1 Martin Place Cafe, Two Penny Blue, seamlessly integrates heritage charm within its hole-in-the-wall setting. The cafe’s design pays homage to its historical surroundings, creating an inviting atmosphere for patrons to enjoy their coffee in a space that beautifully combines modern convenience with timeless elegance in the heart of Martin Place. Photography by Andrew Chung For further Oceania Cafe designs click here
In a heritage setting in a historic Sydney arcade, Gumption coffee is a tranquil respite from the city rush The elegant and upmarket Strand Arcade in Sydney has long been home to boutique and artisan businesses so it made perfect sense, then, for Coffee Alchemy, the famed Marrickville café and coffee roaster, to expand its business and open another site, Gumption by Coffee Alchemy, within The Strand’s historical walls. Coffee
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