container restaurant

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Update time : 2023-04-05 11:07:58

With the container built restaurant, together!

 

Container cafe


This is a container converted into a coffee shop, the owner of the restaurant is an artist, bold purple to create a personal charm. The first floor houses a cafe and restaurant, while the second floor houses studios. The gradual change in color makes the building look like a work of art. Inside the decoration style is full of artistic color, everywhere you can see the art, retro style wall, are people's eyes bright, this place to drink coffee is not a different flavor?

 

Small container restaurant

A small shop built with simple white, full of small and fresh feeling! With wooden furniture, full of atmosphere, in such a small shop to eat, really a sense of ritual explosion!

 

Container with panoramic French window design, industrial style with flow, simple and generous interior decoration, cashier area, ordering area, dining area is fully functional and reasonable design! The stylish and delicate appearance attracts a large number of diners!

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