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Outdoor Hospitality Design | Café Terrace Concept
Transforming an outdoor terrace into an inviting destination.
This café terrace design concept combines comfortable seating, lush greenery, warm architectural lighting and carefully considered spatial arrangements to create a welcoming atmosphere.
The focus was on balancing aesthetics with functionality — creating an outdoor environment that encourages guests to relax, connect and stay a little longer.
A design approach where atmosphere, customer experience and commercial space come together.
Spatial Design • Hospitality Design • 3D Visualization
#HospitalityDesign #TerraceDesign #OutdoorDesign #SpatialDesign #3DVisualization
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I like this very much, very good concept
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The SS mark stamped into the tennis ball felt is a great detail. Looks very real on the clay court.
