'Coffee Jobs' is a Hong Kong cafe located on a busy street corner in Kwong Wa Street. To make itstand out amongst a crowded restaurant and retail scene, designer Tommy Lai opted for unique wall decor to attract younger consumers. The entire interior of Coffee Jobs is seen from the outside through wall-sized glass windows. Hoping to pique the interests of passersby, Lai included light baby-blue color accents on the concrete walls.
Rather than offering a dimly lit, contemporary aesthetic, Coffee Jobs does the opposite and relies on cheery, bright colors to attract coffee drinkers. Inside, Coffee Jobs uses an abundance of cutlery like spoons and forks as inexpensive and creative wall decor. Coffee Jobs gives off an extremely playful tone through its neatly lined hanging cutlery, kitchen tools and rolling pins.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Playful Interior Decor
- Incorporating unconventional and inexpensive items like cutlery and kitchen tools as wall decor to create a playful and unique atmosphere in cafes and restaurants.
- Transparent Storefronts
- Utilizing large glass windows to showcase the interior of cafes and restaurants, attracting potential customers passing by.
- Colorful Aesthetics
- Opting for bright and cheery color accents to create an inviting and eye-catching atmosphere in cafes and restaurants.
Sectors Adopting This
- Food and Beverage
- Opportunities for cafes and restaurants to differentiate themselves by innovating their interior design and decor.
- Hospitality and Tourism
- Creating visually appealing and memorable spaces to attract customers and enhance their dining experience.
- Interior Design
- Designers can explore unconventional materials and creative ways to decorate spaces, providing unique and playful experiences for customers.
