yinjispace

The HPlace space has borrowed much from the desert, combining the expressiveness of the local language of nature, culture, and architectural plasticity.

Yoozoo’s design works to create a unique sensory experience for a shop that sells boba tea, the lighting and textures of the space make every visit for boba tea a surprise and involving experience.

In the era of diversified information, our consumers not only pursue the singular appearance of products but also seek a sense of value through immersive experiences.

Karina Gimranova interprets the romantic hybrid impression into the interior decoration, so that every visitor can feel part of the trip, thus completing their own gastronomic experience.

Amid the passage of time, some places remain like serene verses, radiating a unique charm. The "Abloom Courtyard" Urban Club is such a refined retreat, quietly standing in a corner of the city like an elegant sentinel.

"Steklyashka" is an everyday café designed to be cozy and inviting for people of all ages.

The café offers a cozy environment where people would naturally gather and interact whilst strongly conveying the memories of the land and the story of the building.

Inspired by the Art Deco of Palm Beach County in Miami, but taking it into the future, Masquespacio has created a space where every corner is a work of art.

With the intention of showing the values of the brand, such as craftsmanship, tradition and proximity, Olmos Estudio has designed a warm, natural and elegant space.

Cafe-bistro Common has become a new conceptual landmark in Voronezh, where history and modernity converge. The project authors aimed to create a timeless space, a goal they undoubtedly achieved.

Seven Island captures the concept of the humanistic island by focusing on it’s ambivalent nature of connectivity and independence. mttb aims to create a rich narrative in the emotional seams that connect people to one another and space to space for all who visit.

Just as time is baking bread, the building and space of the bell of May are intended to deepen over time.

The new design effortlessly captures this timelessness with a carefully considered choice of natural materials in a colour palette of brown shades and cream white colours inspired by the famous cookie.

Through the construction of the place, the designer tries to describe another kind of "dojo" about time: less mysterious and grand, with a relaxed and lazy tone, so that people can inadvertently get involved in the "game" of environmental and emotional resonance after a short rest.

The space advocates and encourages the patron’s journey of entering with leisure and staying languidly until their equally relaxed exeunt.