Two sunlit stone-like portals mark the entrance to an ocean-toned cavern. Beyond, the space reveals a cosy sanctuary: a brushed-steel counter anchoring the room, surrounded by greenery that fills the interior with a calm, grounded sense of life. The space unfolds as a quiet harbour for those moving through the city’s currents.
In the heart of Asakusa, this store features textured panels, wooden blocks and varied seating, welcoming guests to explore and immerse with the interior.
Set within a traditional Japanese-style house in Taipei’s Da’an district, the space keeps the original architecture at the forefront while introducing simple, contemporary elements that fit naturally within it. The design aims to respect the history of the house and create a comfortable place to enjoy coffee without overpowering what’s already there.
