‘Wondering about’ can be considered as one of the most common norms during coffee times. The what’s-the-meaning-of-life sort of question immediately springs to mind. But is it really the effect of weekend getaway, or is it the carefully designed, roasting aroma environment? Well, perhaps it’s both. So let’s dive deeper into the wanderlust of our minds to explore some of the best, most beautiful coffee houses around the world.
Barry Cafe
An area of clean, honest, and open-hearted.
Website: barrycoffeeandfood.com
Interior by: Techne
Place: Australia
Amika Coffee
Designed to looked just like your home.
Website:
Interior by:
Place: Fortaleza, Brazil
Restaurant Story
Huge windows, airy surroundings, and custom-made furnitures. What could be better?
Website:
Interior by: Joanna Laajisto
Place: Helsinki, Finland
Minister Cafe
A coffee house for those who like beers. And those who thinks Socrates, Aristotle and Plato are still alive.
Website:
Interior by:
Place: Poland
Truth Coffee
Leave your lies behind. Everything is real here.
Website: truthcoffee.com
Interior by: Haldane Martin
Place: Cape Town, South Africa
Weekend Wonders: Some of most bizarre restaurant in the world.
“From casual dining to fast-food restaurant, and nowadays, to a more trendy, more convenient food trucks, the food industry evolves as we entered the era of big data and time insufficiency. Luckily however, while most of the food industry are moving towards fast and convenient, some of them are dedicated to create bold, and unique dining experience. And here are some of the most bizarre restaurant all over the world” … continue
Weekend Wonders: Houses you wanted to live in your life.
“Lake shores, hills, woods, and even up in the cities, these are some of the most perfect places where your imaginary dream home should be. For years, architects around the world have been creating extraordinary houses beyond infinity pools, extreme proportion, or cozy interiors. What they’ve done so far, and will be in the future, is a home that brings you and nature closer to each other” … continue
