Scandinavian cafe interior

Helsinki designer Joanna Laajisto's work is characterised by a focus on functionality + aesthetics, mixing neutral materials with minimal, Scandi furniture

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…

Coffee and People cafe interior

If you want to find that Scandinavian feeling in New York be sure to visit FIKA, you can find several different locations all across Manhattan - each one providing a window to the Swedish coffee culture.

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 @...