The Budapest Cafe in Melbourne, Australia, is designed by local interior design studio Biasol, whose nostalgic tones, earthy tones and symmetrical arches have inspired filmmaker Wes Anderson and his classic The Grand Budapest Hotel to create this resonant coffee space.
Authored by Biasol, an interior design studio in Melbourne, Australia
"The Budapest Cafe" with a Wei-style aesthetic
Biasol, an interior design studio in Melbourne, Australia, creates "The Budapest Cafe"
When it comes to Wes Anderson's works, many people may first think of "The Grand Budapest Hotel", the pink architecture, classic retro tones, perfect symmetrical scenes in the movie, etc., all of which make people immersed in his Wei style aesthetic. Inspired by it, Biasol, an interior design studio in Melbourne, Australia, has created a "Budapest Café" in the local area to recreate the fairytale fantasy world.
Biasol is influenced by Wes Anderson and his
Inspired by the movie "Welcome to the Grand Budapest Hotel",
Create this café with a fantasy style.
Create a warm atmosphere in a space of soft earth tones
In fact, this is after Biasol's Budapest Café in Chengdu, China, which received a wide response, so the second version of the Wei's style café was built in Melbourne, different from the light green space in Chengdu, this time using soft earth tones to present, bringing out a warm and textured atmosphere. In the café of about 90 square meters, the rusty red curved sofa almost surrounds the entire space, and also surrounds the middle bar, becoming the biggest visual highlight.
The rust-red curved sofa is the visual focal point in the café
The tunnel-like arch design attracts the eye
The giant tunnel-like arch at the center of the store draws people deeper into the counter, and the metallic silver chandeliers, back walls and sides of the walls are decorated with stairs that lead from nowhere, contrasting with the pastel-toned space, while paying homage to Wes Anderson's strange and whimsical visual world and creating an immersive experience.
Tunnel-like arch design,
Attract consumers to the counter.
Use shades of light and dark to create a sense of visual three-dimensionality
In terms of color, Biasol uses shades to create a unique 2D feel, such as the use of terracotta and light orange backgrounds, beige and sandy staircases, and rusty red sofas, all of which add depth and warmth to the space, while echoing the retro nostalgic colors in the Grand Budapest Hotel. If you want to walk into Wes Anderson's films, you can include The Budapest Cafe in Australia for an afternoon coffee time that combines film art and color.
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