Starbucks stores around the world design coffee industry giant, Star Dad

As a giant in the coffee industry, Daddy Xing also takes great pains in the design of cafes. Let's take a look at the excellent Starbucks stores around the world.

Tokyo Japan

Japanese design studio Nendo designed an in-store design called Starbucks espresso Tour for a Starbucks in Tokyo to bring books into close contact with coffee. The overall space design is similar to that of a library, with brown pamphlets on the shelves and a warm touch with the nostalgic ivory floor.

These pamphlets are not just for decoration. The nine-tone pamphlets are color-coded. Guests can determine their preferences by reading to learn about lattes, cappuccinos, mochas, etc., and choose a favorite book. to buy a corresponding cup of coffee. Designers want customers to create an interactive coffee experience by reading and enjoying a cup of coffee.

Fukuoka, Japan

The unusual Starbucks store designed by Kengo Kuma consists of 2000 stick-shaped components with a length of 1.3m to 4m and a cross-section of 6cm. The total length of the stick reached 4.4 kilometers. Oblique crossover, the connection is more complex using the method of oblique weaving to create a sense of direction and flow.

Zurich, Switzerland

Seattle, USA

Starbucks's headquarters building is located in Seattle, Washington. Looking out of the window at the bustling port, why not use containers as storefronts? As a result, Starbucks' first green store was born, which was opened in a container recycled by the company, which was about 41.4 square meters in size.

Bangkok, Thailand

Xi'an, China

Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Dutch oak, ceilings formed by recycled wood blocks, bicycle inner tubes and recycled wood decoration walls, and more secondary waste decoration can be seen everywhere. "Coffee Theater" is also a new term introduced by it-it is skillfully distributed in the hierarchical and mountainous space, creating a stage to show barista production, coffee utensils and coffee culture in all directions.

Dubai

Colorado, USA

A Starbucks coffee shop in Northglenn, Colorado, USA, not only has a special appearance, but also has obtained the LEED environmental protection certification. The Starbucks building was produced in a factory and carried by trucks. The exquisite interior space can accommodate about 3 to 5 Starbucks employees and coffee machines. The business model is like McDonald's Express, with only sales windows connecting driveways and aisles, without any seats, free sockets or Internet access.