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Architects:NAAW
Area :42 m²
Year :2022
Photographs :Damir Otegen
Manufacturers : Feldhaus KlinkerFeldhaus Klinker
Concept, Design, Site Supervision : Elvira Bakubayeva
Design, Visulalisation : Viktoriya Akram
Design, Site Supervision : Aisulu Uali
City : Almaty
Country : Kazakhstan
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Julius is a small specialty coffee shop in the center of Almaty. The client for the project is ABR Group, which is well known in Kazakhstan for paying great attention to interior design in their projects. The starting point for the Julius Cafe interior concept was a red La Marzocco coffee machine, which the client had purchased long before the project began. We thought building a coffee shop interior was symbolic of the coffee machine. Thus appeared the red door, which reminded us of the iconic Parisian bar Little Red Door and all the other small red accents, including the logo and the identity.
The desire to turn this small space into a little "coffee sanctuary" led us to the chamber-like, coffee-and-milk colored wood paneling, ceiling vaults, and brick floor which starts outside from steps and transitions to a bar counter. We used German Feldhaus clinker bricks in the project. The material is strong and hard-wearing enough for a floor covering, but at the same time cozy and pleasant to the touch to serve as a worktop.
Local artist Nurbol Nurakhmet's charcoal sketch on the wall adds a special subtlety to the atmosphere. Danish brand Gubi chairs are used in the project, and tables and wood panels are made according to our design by local craftsmen.
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