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Munvis

Café & gelateria · Paesana, Italy

Café bar counter in fluted wood with warm indirect light and plants

A café and gelateria at the foot of the Alps, restyled in wood, greenery and warm light.

Two proposals explore one atmosphere: fluted wood along the counter, stone surfaces, green velvet seating and a living plant wall, held together by soft, indirect light.

Type
Hospitality, café and gelateria
Status
Restyling proposal
Location
Paesana (CN), Piedmont
DICI scope
Concept, material proposals and visualization
Materials
Fluted oak, stone-effect porcelain stoneware, green velvet, stainless steel, beige bouclé
Material board with wood, stone, green velvet and bouclé samples

Wood

Fluted oak gives the counter and walls a warm, tactile rhythm.

Green

A living wall and velvet seating bring nature indoors.

Light

Soft, indirect light turns a quick coffee into a pause.

The story, frame by frame.

The visual narrative created to present the restyling to the client.

Munvis cover: café and gelateria restyling proposal, with an alpine view Material board: oak, green marble, travertine, stone, bouclé and bronze Proposal 1, Serenade Alba Yoku: bar with warm light Proposal 2, Tex roble rigato: café counter and seating A living green wall as a mark of identity Details that make the difference: marble table and brass lamp
Dining area with large windows and plants
Proposal 1, dining room
Living plant wall framed in wood
Proposal 1, living wall
Bar counter in ribbed oak
Proposal 2, bar
Dining room with wood panelling and green wall
Proposal 2, dining room

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