Here we are again with another fresh week of experience-worthy projects covering personal stories of remarkable architecture and design from around the globe. Indulge in today's interesting blend of hospitality (food & beverage) and commercial landmarks from the spectacular locations of Central America, India, and South America. Enjoy!
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1. An enchanting dining place with a psychedelic allure from Cuba 2. A radically rustic coffee shop for pet-friendly patrons from India 3. An interesting boutique shopping establishment from Venezuela
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In one corner of the room there was a small fountain, where the water came out of an ornament that turned out to be a twisted violin. On the wall was a guitar along with pictures of well-known musicians. But what I liked most were the ceilings, decorated with piano keyboards. In this room the decoration had to do with music, there were also walls covered with stones.
Moving ahead, there are more surprises to this paradise.
Now that the semi seating space was all covered we moved inside, yes! this is huge property. So it had so much to offer. As we moved in there was mist and fog around, which was made by the staff for amazing experience, not just the badges and travelers boards, they had soft seating inside for a wholesome experience.
When you enter the mall, the lights and color change the perception of the design. I really like how they played with the geometric shapes to create a visual effect, very interesting and with a lot of depth. They used striking colors with fuchsia, blue and red, which combined with the luminaire, looks nice, harmonious and more cheerful. Undoubtedly, one of the limitations of this mall is the space.
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