Tea space design

The art of growing, making, and sipping tea is a centuries-old tradition—one that Kae Cha, a raw tea supplier and tea-maker based in the Mingjian Township in Nantou County, Taiwan, has mastered. To showcase Kae Cha's products and farm-to-table process, the brand collaborated with 3+2 Design Studio to create the “Kae Cha Raw Material Exhibition,” which is part of a larger show in the region.

The kind of low-down, insider-y itinerary you hope to get up to when you take a trip to the centerpiece of the Bay Area.

Image 4 of 15 from gallery of Tea Mountain, the teashop / A1Architects. Photograph by A1Architects – MgA. David Maštálka

Kwanisty Tea Life, designed by Ideorealm Designs, explores the appearance of light, giving rise to the interplay of light and shadow.

Completed in 2019 in Cheongju, South Korea. Images by Park woo-jin. Located in suburb, customers of the ilil coffee store are intrigued by what is on trend even when they are rather hesitant to apply the new trend to...

Image 5 of 28 from gallery of To Tsai Tea Room / Georges Batzios Architects. Photograph by Konstantinos Kontos

Inspiration for tea rooms inside of modern homes, featuring traditional Asian tea tables and tatami mats along with contemporary interpretations of the theme.

Image 6 of 36 from gallery of Tea Community Center / Waterfrom Design. Photograph by Yuchen Zhao

the rooms can be adjusted to fit different combinations of conventional western-style table seating and kneeling traditional japanese-style. The post elevated teahouse interior in tokyo morphs traditional japanese- into western-style appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

"A house and dewed ground Guest and host Drinking together a cup of tea In quiet contemplation In spiritual symphony" - Japanese master, Sen no Rikyú {Images via Desire To Inspire by A1 Architects}