A vertical living wall of plants, along with tufted-leather sofas and a skylight ceiling, introduces vintage (yet timeless) charm into Devocion’s café in Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York.
Back in 2018 Architectural Digest magazine published a compendium of coffee houses, one from each state, which according to PillartoPost.org coffee scribes came off as creative, informative and a great resource for wannabe coffee house impresarios. Here’s a couple of examples of creative coffee house design worthy of reposting whether or not they still exist (post pandemic).
GUEST BLOG / By Kristine Hansen, via Architectural Digest--A coffee shop's design often reflects its neighborhood, whether it’s the quaint Paris-like charm in Savannah, Georgia, or the artsy grit of Miami’s Wynwood or the champion of cozy in Philadelphia or the repurposed design of urban neighborhoods like Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY.
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| The interior at Philadelphia’s 1 Shot Coffee, behind a red-brick exterior and pine-striped awning, looks old—in a good way, kind of like you’re hanging out in a friend’s living room—with book-lined shelves, Edison-bulb chandeliers, emerald-green chair backs, and walls of salvaged wood. |
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