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Public opinion |
Location: Tauelsizdik Ave 56/2, Astana, Kazakhstan
The "Maro" coffee shop is a conceptual space where gastronomy seamlessly blends with architecture. At the heart of the interior lies a poetic metaphor: a blue thread, symbolizing exquisite taste, intertwines with a red thread, representing aesthetic beauty. The project embraces the bold idea of "edible architecture," blurring the lines between food and furniture. The tables mirror the geometric patterns of Portuguese waffles, the sofas resemble airy biscuits, and croissant-shaped lamps gracefully float from above. A massive sculptural column, the "Tree of Comfort," anchors the composition by visually uniting the floors, while continuous line-art faces act as silent "guardians of stories," watching over the guests. It is an authentic, multi-layered interior free from cliché focal points, thoughtfully designed for visitors to savor every detail and gently unravel its hidden meanings.
