Juicetin Café Interior

Juicetin Café, located on Ngo Gia Tu Street, draws its design inspiration from the industrial style of old post offices. From the striking red mailboxes to the unique architectural details, every corner of the café revives the elegance and vibrancy of a British post office. Stepping inside, customers are transported back to a nostalgic era while enjoying their drinks.

To leave a lasting first impression of Juicetin, Ksoul boldly used rust-effect paint to create a square block-shaped façade, seamlessly connecting it to the upper office building. Of course, we cannot overlook the prominent clock on the main façade, paired with the awning, which together exude a romantic British charm.

You will also be amazed by the door made entirely of large tempered glass panels and oak, which can rotate 360 degrees. Additionally, every material used inside, such as vintage-style tiles, terrazzo, mosaic tiles, and the striped-effect counter system, has been meticulously designed to create a space that captures the essence of an old British post office. The design of the writing desks, waiting benches, and newspaper racks further highlights Ksoul's vision for this project.

In today's dining industry, the demand for architectural aesthetics is higher than ever. Ksoul continuously strives to understand the market and wholeheartedly addresses clients' concerns with meticulous and unique architectural designs, creating a significant impact. This is Ksoul's way of doing business and the key to earning the trust of its clients.

Category: Interior Design | Tags: Themed Café Design, Café Design, Coffee Bar Design, Coffeehouse Design, Coffee Shop Design, Coffee Lounge Design, Vietnam, Vietnamese Design, Chain Café Design