Interior designer Masamichi Katayama of Wonderwall Studio has made the 100% Chocolate Cafe in Tokyo, Japan.

Project description
100% Chocolate Cafe. opened its second shop at Tokyo Solamachi, located in the new Tokyo landmark, Tokyo Sky Tree. The café characteristics an open kitchen exactly where guests can watch the procedure of sweets becoming made by way of a show of glazed boxes containing components of 56 different kinds of chocolate, creating a tempting atmosphere of a “chocolate kitchen” equivalent to the 1st one hundred% Chocolate Cafe. in Kyobashi. This second café has an in-store goods shop and takeout counter just outside the café. The systematical show of sweets and a selection of original products are combined with an straightforward-to-view, effortless-to-purchase layout, enhancing the overall accessibility.

Chocolate appears to be dripping down the walls at this cafe in Opole, Poland, by interior designers Bro.Kat.

Located in the marketplace square, the cafe only occupies a 30-square-metre unit but the designers have built a mezzanine to match added seating places into the space.
“The chocolate melting on the walls is the only embellishment of the space,” mentioned designers Roma Skuza and Bogna Polańska, ahead of explaining that the “milk drops” hanging from the ceiling are lamps.
Black, brown and cream are the only shades utilized for furniture and decoration, reflecting the three main varieties of chocolate.
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