LG and the Pantone Color Institute are teaming up to open the doors to Café OLED in New York City, which offers a multi-sensory experience that is centered on the brilliance of color. At the cafe, visitors will be treated to tinted lattes created by local baristas, equally colorful artisan pastries by Flour Shop's Amirah Kassem and eye-catching displays on LG OLED TVs that show digital art.
Café OLED was created to showcase the Pantone Color Institute's Summer 2019 Fashion Color Trend Report, which details the top colors fashion designers will be using this season. The report includes uplifting colors like Pink Peacock, Tangy Turmeric, Aspen Gold and Pepper Stem.
The Café OLED is set to be open from July 12th to 14th on West Broadway.
Color-Centric Cafes
LG's Café OLED in New York City Shares Tinted Lattes & Colorful Pastries
Trend Themes
1. Color-centric Experience - Creating immersive experiences centered around color in cafes and other spaces can disrupt the traditional dining industry.
2. Tinted Lattes - Introducing tinted lattes with visually appealing colors can disrupt the coffee and beverage industry.
3. Digital Art Displays - Incorporating eye-catching digital art displays in cafes and other public spaces can disrupt the traditional art industry.
Industry Implications
1. Dining - The use of color-centric experiences in cafes can disrupt the traditional dining industry.
2. Beverage - Introducing tinted lattes with vibrant colors can disrupt the coffee and beverage industry.
3. Art - Incorporating digital art displays in public spaces such as cafes can disrupt the traditional art industry.