G. Gracia, 123, BARCELONA
moscow, RUSSIA
Point CAFE
The café in a countryside hotel
- Area: 300 m²
- Designers: Margo Kashina, Natasha Kovaleva
- Architect: Tanya Butrinova
PROJECT'S STORY
The clients came to us with a ready-made name, "Point," and we initially envisioned something minimalist, monochrome, and simple in form. However, as the project evolved, we agreed that the space should be vibrant and multi-colored, rich in textures, and full of energy. The interior was designed to evoke joy, celebration, and a sense of lightness.
DESIGN SOLUTIONS
The focal point of the interior is a large mural on the main wall. Its theme revolves around colorfulness, the energy of life, beauty, and summer. The artwork is abstract and ornamental, complemented by a neon slogan that reinforces both the conceptual and design themes.
furniture & FEATURES
The furniture is light and inspired by the 1970s, referencing that bright and playful era. Geometric arches and textured gypsum bas-reliefs add a sense of ornamentation and graphic structure to the space. The flooring consists of minimalist slate planks in a straight layout, combined with black-and-white geometric patterned tiles from Vives, further enhancing the graphic theme.
For the fireplace portal, we opted for a minimalist design in natural Calacatta marble. This choice was important to us, as the raw, organic texture ties the fireplace conceptually to the mural.
Complex lighting scenarios allow for different moods to be created within the space. A copper portal reflects both artificial light and the fire’s glow, producing unique, mesmerizing highlights.
For the fireplace portal, we opted for a minimalist design in natural Calacatta marble. This choice was important to us, as the raw, organic texture ties the fireplace conceptually to the mural.
Complex lighting scenarios allow for different moods to be created within the space. A copper portal reflects both artificial light and the fire’s glow, producing unique, mesmerizing highlights.
PROCESSES
