Design: Deco Temple
Saudi Arabia's coffee culture has a long history, dating back to the days before the kingdom was founded. The design concept of the café "Deco Temple" is to skillfully intertwine modern architecture with traditional Saudi Arabian craftsmanship, style and technology, so that more people can feel the Arabic culture as well as the coffee culture.
The interior design combines authenticity with traditional Saudi Arabian materials, colors and textures that are common in local architecture. To add a modern touch to the café, the architect cleverly used modern technology to harmonize modern and traditional design elements.
In the choice of restaurant colors, the designer adopted glazed yellow as the main body, dark blue and white as embellishment of each other's color collocation, warm color tone overall to create an elegant and comfortable environment.
In the design of the space, the structural columns that bothered the designers played another role, and the designers set the structural columns as the central point and stretched out from the columns along the wall to form a large arch. The shape of the arch and the earth combine to create a sacred Arabian touch.
The restaurant reveals a modern feel, which is all due to the urban style of the design. This is particularly evident in spatial layouts, such as the designers' use of Terrazzo as a floor and a dark blue spiral staircase.