In Szczecin, Punkt Cafe Restauracja offers a place for coffee in an interior designed by Loft Kolasiński. The 150-square-metre restaurant combines carefully selected furniture with lighting designed for the space. Photography is by Joel Hauck.
A restaurant on Plac Zamenhofa
The interior was designed for Punkt Cafe Restauracja on Plac Zamenhofa in Szczecin. The 150-square-metre venue serves food and coffee in a setting that also offers an opportunity to enjoy enduring furniture design. Loft Kolasiński’s work extended beyond the interior itself to furniture and lighting design, as well as the restoration of vintage pieces.
Tables for groups and quieter meetings
The position of each table was carefully planned. Some stand close together in the centre of the room, allowing guests to share a break from work or meet friends. Individual wooden tables for two occupy quieter positions beside the windows. Large shopfront windows admit daylight, brightening the interior. At the end of the main room is an open kitchen with an unpolished appearance, while coat hooks arranged across a wall and glass chandeliers provide smaller decorative details.
Heavy curtains extend from the black ceiling to the pale floor. Above the tables hang lamps made from handmade paper. These introduce a sense of warmth and comfort to the otherwise austere interior.
Oiled oak and restored 1960s chairs
Loft Kolasiński designed most of the furniture, which was made from oiled oak. Some pieces underwent careful restoration to preserve their original character, with armchairs and chairs from the 1960s returned to use. The interior also features stools designed by Nendo.
Products used in the project
- Oiled-oak furniture: designed by Loft Kolasiński
- Stools: designed by Nendo
A restaurant’s seating and lighting shape the way guests use the space. Explore more projects by Loft Kolasiński on its PLNDesign profile and get in touch by email, phone, website or social media, whichever suits you best.
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