The Brother's Karavaev franchise aims to make each cafe unique in interiors, but ensure to carry out a retro and industrial aesthetic touch to all cafes created by the architects.
The most recent cafe can be found in the city of Moscow, next to the Alekséyeyskaya metro station, located in the Alekséi district. The cafe combines materials such as aluminum, laminate and teak wood in the same space.
To bring warmth to the different spots of this gastronomic venue, Marina Bagrova opted for a set of volumes made with anodized aluminum links made by Kriskadecor in brilliant apricot, a subtle and elegant color that navigates between yellow and orange.
The eight decorative elements of Kriskadecor include six lamps with soft lines and two wavy ceiling solutions that also act as a point of light. The latter, consisting of 5 chain veils, in addition to embellishing the space they occupy and create an intimate spot for the client to feel comfortable, as well as reducing the distance between the ceiling and the high tables.
In fact, as it is an industrial commercial space, with heavy construction, the floating effect of all the elements, in addition to the light reflected in the chains, soften and provide a more pleasant and balanced environment.
Material: anodized aluminum links
Architect: Marina Bagrova
Photographer: Denis Vasiliev
Distributor: Wonderwalls
