© Stefano Barozzi . Published on March 05, 2010.

We want you to create an interior design that people either love or hate and that nobody is indifferent to!” was the conditions given to us by the owner Michael Toutoungi when we started working with Café Foam. We began searching for extremes where passion and hate were equally present.

© Stefano Barozzi . Published on March 05, 2010.

Our entrance to the project became the complexity around bull fighting as a phenomenon. We were fascinated by the bull and bullfighter´s mutual movements and the directions in the battle. This struggle along with the materials and colours at the stadium were the inspiration when designing the new Café Foam. We allowed the Spanish temperament to meet the Scandinavian coolness and the inspiration from the bullfighter´s movements across the arena led us to create a design that is reminiscent of Baertling´s lines.

© Stefano Barozzi . Published on March 05, 2010.

There were also two other important factors while creating the design. The first was to keep certain well-known elements from the previous interior to make regulars feel right at home and the second was creating a vivid environment that made meetings easier, protected the integrity of its costumers and enhanced the eating experience. A place for everybody.

© Stefano Barozzi . Published on March 05, 2010.

© Stefano Barozzi . Published on March 05, 2010.

© Stefano Barozzi . Published on March 05, 2010.

© Stefano Barozzi . Published on March 05, 2010.

© Stefano Barozzi . Published on March 05, 2010.

© Stefano Barozzi . Published on March 05, 2010.

© Stefano Barozzi . Published on March 05, 2010.

© Stefano Barozzi . Published on March 05, 2010.

© Stefano Barozzi . Published on March 05, 2010.

© Stefano Barozzi . Published on March 05, 2010.

© Stefano Barozzi . Published on March 05, 2010.

© Stefano Barozzi . Published on March 05, 2010.

© Stefano Barozzi . Published on March 05, 2010.

© Stefano Barozzi . Published on March 05, 2010.