Nana’s Green Tea by Kamitopen Design is a tea cafe that epitomizes the concept of tranquility. The Japanese tea house chain blends the age-old tradition of drinking tea with contemporary design aesthetic.
The beverage retailer is known for offering their visitors modern tea treats, priding themselves on their creamy tea and powdered milk lattes. Located in the Ario shopping centre in Okayama Prefecture, this fluid interior features organic and flowing structural elements. From faded blue forms to grassy sculptural elements, this curvilinear interior captures calmness and relaxation.
Inspired by Okayama’s Korakuen Garden, designer Masahiro Yoshida and his Kamitopen Design team focused on curved details mimicking a mountainous landscape and vibrant colors painted to resemble a clear blue sky.
What's Driving This Trend
- Curvilinear Interiors
- Minimalist, fluid and curved interiors offer unique design opportunities for businesses seeking to emulate tranquility and calmness.
- Modern Tea Treats
- Modern twists on traditional tea offerings, such as creamy tea and powdered milk lattes, are gaining popularity in the food and beverage industry.
- Organic and Flowing Structures
- Increasing interest in natural and flowing shapes and materials is driving design innovation in various industries.
Who This Affects Most
- Hospitality
- Hotels, cafes and restaurants seeking to attract consumers looking for calming and tranquil atmospheres and unique design can utilize curvilinear interiors and organic materials.
- Retail
- Retail spaces looking to offer unique design experiences can utilize curvilinear forms and natural materials, such as those seen in Nana's Green Tea cafe.
- Interior Design
- Designers can utilize organic shapes and curvilinear forms to create unique and calming spaces, drawing inspiration from nature and traditional Japanese design.
