Owner of Established Coffee Mark Ashbridge worked with Terry Design to create the interior design for this juxtaposed coffee shop. Terry Design used a combination of concrete and wood to create a simple, elegant and coffee-focused shop.
The ultimate goal was to create a simple atmosphere with raw material that focused on the impeccable coffee rather than the location or overbearing design elements. The juxtaposed cafe features light wooden tables and bars that sit atop massive concrete blocks. The chairs and bar stools are also wood with metal legs that are painted with blue or red. The lighting is bold and excessive combined with the large street-viewing windows.
The overall feel of the coffee shop is a Scandinavian vibe with a modernized twist. There is free wireless Internet connections and wall outlets that encourage people to stay and relax.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Raw Interior Design
- Create coffee shops or other commercial spaces with raw, minimalistic interior designs combining materials such as wood and concrete.
- Scandinavian-inspired Decor
- Incorporate Scandinavian-inspired design elements into commercial spaces, using a combination of natural materials and modern touches.
- Function Over Form
- Focus on the function of a space, such as coffee shops, rather than the overbearing design elements, with an emphasis on simplistic, practical aesthetics.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Hospitality
- Use raw and minimalistic interior designs to create unique and immersive experiences within hotels, restaurants, and bars.
- Retail
- Incorporate Scandinavian-inspired design elements into retail spaces to create modern and chic atmospheres for customers.
- Co-working Spaces
- Create functional, minimalist co-working spaces that prioritize simplicity and practicality over flashy design elements.
