From pops of colour to bespoke storage, it’s full of great ideas.
We all love looking at beautiful homes for interiors inspiration, but sometimes it can come from more unexpected places too. Such is the case in this Dublin café, where a design by Lisa Hayes ofThe space was reimagined for Rustic Honey Food, a contemporary bakery known for its freshly made, homemade goods,” Lisa explains. “Previously occupied under different ownership, the existing café was outdated and in need of a complete transformation.
Sustainability was also an important consideration in this design, making use of existing features in the space. “The original café counter was refreshed with simple white square tiles for a more contemporary look,” Lisa says, “and a glass display was added to showcase the bakery’s array of cakes. Existing features were given a new lease on life with fresh paint, enhancing the overall look of the space.
Key to the success of this space is its bespoke joinery, allowing it not only to function exactly as it was needed, but also meant its design could fit in perfectly with the colourful, fun mood of the space. “The retail unit, display table, coffee dock, and custom high tables to optimise seating capacity and enhance space efficiency are all bespoke. Birch ply material was chosen for its warmth and durability, and we added in a pop of colour around the edges to make these features stand out,” Lisa says.
It’s a project that not only proves that you can transform existing features for a cost-effective way to update your own space, but that relatively simple materials can have a real impact. “With smart material reuse and thoughtful planning, the whole space is totally transformed,” Lisa explains, “while the clean and contemporary aesthetic perfectly captures the client’s ethos.
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