Japanese Minimalism and Smart Functionality Shape Ultra-Tiny Coffee Shop
The idea of minimalism is much more than just a style statement; It is an idea that will also help you save space and create more organized interiors. That's exactly the idea behind this cool beauty Pinheiros Cafe designed by Studio Boscardin.Corsi Arquitetura in Brazil, which brings together Japanese minimalism in its simplest form. The cafe is busy just about 54 square meters Space and the front area including the work surface are significantly smaller. Just behind the cafe at the front is a camp that acts as a support unit for the trade unit and both work in conjunction with each other.

Inside the cafe there is just enough space for a few people to work in and the rest of the wall space and vertical spaces have been used to create smart shelving and storage units. The front of the office is clad in white, alongside a black metal frame that blends into the street facade surrounding the café. Pleasing to the eye and unassuming, the cafe places an emphasis on functionality, with the lighting adding another layer of brilliance.
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As a closed volume on the sides, the small internal surface of 5.10 m² was the great challenge, proposed with the functionality that up to two baristas can work at the same time, always on the customer's side. The connection between service and the 7.40m2 storage is ideal, with access through the back door hidden in the slatted wall.
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