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We The Foodies Cafe

We The Foodies Cafe

  • Bhubaneshwar
  • By: Chirag Design Studio
  • Principal Architects: Chirag Swain

We The Foodies (WTF) is a fun mix of colours, industrial grunge and eccentric accents. The café in Bhubaneswar follow a Bob Marley theme, with his mural on the wall. The interior walls are cladded with oxidised MS sheets. The patina effect is created using Royale Play Ironic with its Archi Concrete variation. Hanging lamps and the bed-themed seating allow patrons to feel at home. Finally, an Arab-inspired hookah lounge on the upper floor completes the café.

Rustic, industrial and youthful.

We The Foodies, abbreviated to WTF is a fun mix of an industrial grunge vibe and eccentricity set against a rustic concrete finish. The use of colour keeps the café looking young. The walls finished with Royale Play Ironic alongside its Archi Concrete variation are perfectly tempered by vibrant furniture in the space.

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Rustic, industrial and youthful.

We The Foodies, abbreviated to WTF is a fun mix of an industrial grunge vibe and eccentricity set against a rustic concrete finish. The use of colour keeps the café looking young. The walls finished with Royale Play Ironic alongside its Archi Concrete variation are perfectly tempered by vibrant furniture in the space. The overall décor scheme was intended to be rustic and industrial, which comes through in the concrete finishing, metal-finish tiles and the exposed-truss ceiling.

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Rustic, industrial and youthful.

We The Foodies, abbreviated to WTF is a fun mix of an industrial grunge vibe and eccentricity set against a rustic concrete finish. The use of colour keeps the café looking young. The walls finished with Royale Play Ironic alongside its Archi Concrete variation are perfectly tempered by vibrant furniture in the space. The overall décor scheme was intended to be rustic and industrial, which comes through in the concrete finishing, metal-finish tiles and the exposed-truss ceiling.

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Rustic, industrial and youthful.

We The Foodies, abbreviated to WTF is a fun mix of an industrial grunge vibe and eccentricity set against a rustic concrete finish. The use of colour keeps the café looking young. The walls finished with Royale Play Ironic alongside its Archi Concrete variation are perfectly tempered by vibrant furniture in the space. The overall décor scheme was intended to be rustic and industrial, which comes through in the concrete finishing, metal-finish tiles and the exposed-truss ceiling.

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The coloured bars double as railings and simultaneously screen the upper floor. The bright hues on the bars, all painted in Asian Paints enamel paints, are a fun addition to a space that is largely dominated with rustic finishes with a grunge effect.

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The entrance makes a striking impression with the vibrant wall mural. It gives no inkling into the industrial décor scheme of the café which is an interesting contrast to what the entrance depicts.

The coloured bars double as railings and simultaneously screen the upper floor. The bright hues on the bars, all painted in Asian Paints enamel paints, are a fun addition to a space that is largely dominated with rustic finishes with a grunge effect.

The entrance makes a striking impression with the vibrant wall mural. It gives no inkling into the industrial décor scheme of the café which is an interesting contrast to what the entrance depicts.

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In the midst of exposed ceilings, patina-inspired finishes and its eccentric lights, it is the unabashed use of metal bars painted in bright colours that infuse dynamism into the space.

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Seen on the walls are MS sheets, rusted with salt and water. The patina effect is created using Asian Paints Royale Play Ironic texture alongside its Archi Concrete variation.

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In the midst of exposed ceilings, patina-inspired finishes and its eccentric lights, it is the unabashed use of metal bars painted in bright colours that infuse dynamism into the space.

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Seen on the walls are MS sheets, rusted with salt and water. The patina effect is created using Asian Paints Royale Play Ironic texture alongside its Archi Concrete variation.

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Products Used

Royale Play Archi Concrete

Category: Interior Finishes

Royale Play Ironic

Category: Interior Finishes

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