About 90% of people's quick impression of something comes from colour. Colour is the most direct visual representation of a brand or product, and in a sense, it is the first step in building brand recognition in people's minds.
Therefore, for brands and designers, colour is not only a tool to create beauty, but also a bridge to express emotions and attitudes. Collecting colours from all over the world, matching them according to the principles of colour science, and then bringing this inspiration into the work to make it stand out to the eye. -- In this way, many designers are trying to bring out the beauty of nature for the viewer, while at the same time improving their work.
This café offers a fresh take on the nature theme with green and dark brown. The use of homogeneous colours and nature-inspired materials (wood, plants and fabric carpets) allows for vibrancy to permeate the whole, providing a relaxing and comfortable ambient experience.
Although blue is the theme of the space, the subtle variations between colours and the presentation of details can make a big difference. Tinted transparencies and homogeneous overlays create distortions that mimic rippling water waves, which, along with the echo of different textures and materials, allow the design to achieve an engaging and immersive effect.
