We’ve worked with Brew92 across many previous projects. From their flagship store on Kings Road, to shops in Makkah, Al Khayyat, and more. The coffee shop interior for the Jeddah airport needed to be open and visible from all sides, due to it being towards the centre of the room rather than along a wall, It also had to be bright and promote good vision, whilst offering a comfortable place to sit and rest.
The design utilises brand assets taken from other brew stores, such as the wooden accents, and the tiling. One of the features that is regularly seen in the Brew92 stores is the use of wood to create a lattice or to make a barred effect. We believe using wood to create a slatted wall provides both great shade when it is a sunny day as well as offering the visibility required of an airport lounge area.
In designing Brew92’s airport café, we focused on creating a space where customers could truly unwind and enjoy their coffee amidst the airport’s hectic atmosphere. Understanding the stress that often comes with travel, we aimed to make the café feel like a calming retreat—a subtle barrier from the bustling surroundings, without closing people off entirely. The layout encourages openness, yet with enough thoughtful design elements to provide a sense of privacy and relaxation, making it the perfect spot to recharge before or after a flight.
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