The coffee shop is a unique space where two worlds intersect: the comfort of the hearth and the dynamic energy of the street. The concept is based on a harmonious combination of opposites: warmth and coolness, softness and brutality, calm and movement. This is a place where guests can feel at home while enjoying a cup of coffee in a cozy armchair, or experience street culture inspired by the decor and music.

Atmosphere and style: Home comfort - Conveyed through warm textures (wood, carpets, soft fabrics), cozy rocking chairs, dim lighting and decorative elements reminiscent of home comfort. Street spirit - Expressed through the use of concrete, metal, posters, surfboards, skateboards, and musical elements (vinyl records, DJ booth).

Materials: Wood - Used for tables, chairs, bar counter, shelves, etc. Adds warmth and naturalness.
Metal - Used in furniture elements (chair and table legs), lamps, wall decoration and cash register area. Creates an industrial accent.
Concrete - Used for floors and walls. Adds brutality and modernity.
Leather and fabrics - Soft leather chairs, a sofa and a bench, textile pillows and carpets create coziness. Plants - Greenery and dried flowers in pots and vases add environmental friendliness and freshness.

Decor and details: Surfboards and skateboards - Placed on the walls as art objects, emphasizing the connection with street culture.
Vinyl records and DJ console - Create a musical atmosphere and add dynamics.
Carpets, pillows and rocking chair - Convey home comfort and a relaxing atmosphere.
Posters and other decor - Reflect street style and add colorful accents.

The coffee shop, located in the heart of Moscow, spans 45 square meters and is designed in a modern minimalist style with an emphasis on natural materials such as wood, stone, and metal. The space is thoughtfully divided into functional zones to ensure comfort for both visitors and staff. The entrance features a small vestibule (3 sq. m) with wooden wall paneling, stone flooring, and built-in hooks and shelves for storing coats and accessories. The main area (25 sq. m) is designed for guests and includes a large communal table made of solid wood, seating 6–8 people, along with several smaller tables for two, crafted with wooden tops and metal legs. Cozy window seating with soft cushions and wooden finishes adds a warm touch, while a 3–4-meter-long bar counter with high stools provides a spot for quick bites. The space is illuminated by warm pendant lights and accentuated by bar counter lighting, complemented by wooden parquet floors, textured plaster walls, and stone accents.

The working area (8 sq. m) is equipped with professional coffee-making equipment, including an espresso machine, grinder, refrigerator, microwave, sink, and storage shelves, all finished with practical materials like ceramic tiles and stainless steel. A compact storage room (4 sq. m) houses supplies such as coffee, utensils, and cleaning materials, featuring moisture-resistant finishes and shelving. The restroom (3 sq. m) is designed with ceramic tiles, wooden accents, and warm lighting, offering a sink, toilet, mirror, and hand dryer for guest convenience.

Additional features include a forced ventilation system, central or adjustable heating, a combination of natural and LED lighting, sound-absorbing materials for acoustic comfort, and free Wi-Fi for visitors. The coffee shop targets a diverse audience, including locals, tourists, freelancers, and small groups seeking a cozy atmosphere for relaxation, work, or socializing. Its unique selling points include the use of eco-friendly materials, a versatile layout with communal and intimate seating options, and a well-equipped workspace for baristas. This coffee shop is designed to be a welcoming urban retreat in the bustling center of Moscow.