The Parisian style café and billiard hall date back to the early twentieth century. Along with coffee, they serve traditional French cuisine and provide small side lounges and spaces to read gazettes.
Another authentic early 20th-century coffeehouse located in Italy. Embellished walls and carved double festoons, as well as gilded doors and mirror frames, makes this coffeehouse the loveliest ever.
This coffeehouse or the Café do Forte, gives a rich breakfast experience. Its European architecture is representative of Rio de Janeiro’s belle-époque. After it was founded in 1894, the café was renovated to give an Art Nouveau flair.
This coffeehouse is the oldest continuously running café in Bruges. Now a Flemish café, Vlissinghe started in 1515. it is filled with newly created neo-baroque furniture and paintings that fit this historic building.
Korean coffee houses are called ‘dabangs’, and just like most of the historical coffeehouses, Hakrim Dabang housed many democrats during their struggles in achieving the country’s dream. This 1956 café is a famous setting for Korean dramas.
While keeping to her roots, Abigail likes to venture unconventional paths. Exploring a designer's journey of concept making excites her anyday.
While pursuing architecture she invests time in photography and music. She believes when designing, sustainability is a prerequisite along with adapting aesthetics.
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.
