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Bodro Bakery is our second project for the Bodro Coffee team. The interior design project is focused on smooth, fluid forms inspired by the baking process and the shapes of croissants depicted on the bakery's logo. These themes are evident throughout the interior: amorphous mirrors imitating rolled dough add a sense of fluidity and dynamism. They not only visually enhance the space, but also add playfulness and lightness to the interior of the bakery.

The space, located in a newly built apartment complex, had a rough finish with minimal need for demolition, which gave us creative freedom in the layout of the café. Despite the peculiarities of awkwardly located utilities, we designed soft plasterboard forms to conceal them and give the interior a softer look. ...

The walls are decorated with stripes that resemble stretched dough. These lines create a sense of movement and fluidity, as if the dough had just been stretched by a skilled baker. This interior design element symbolizes the process of creating baked goods and emphasizes the craftsmanship and handwork put into each Bodro Bakery product. These strips add dynamism and originality to the room, transforming it from a simple place where you can buy bread into a real gallery of culinary art.

Russia, Moscow

Area: 106 m2

Year: 2024

Interior designer: Konstantin Ostroukhov, Olga Potapova

Photo by Roman Alexeev