Curved forms and arched openings feature in this cafe, which Seoul studio Sukchulmok has added to an existing building in South Korea‘s Gyeonggi-do province.
Named Parconido Bakery Cafe, the cafe is made from red bricks and features playful curved shapes and rounded walls designed to create an illusion-like effect.
Parconido Bakery Cafe was designed by Sukchulmok
“The space, created through one rule, was designed to give a sense of expansion and the experience of an optical illusion image,” lead architect Park Hyunhee told Dezeen.
Arranged across three floors including a rooftop level, the cafe was designed by architecture studio Sukchulmok to resemble European public squares in reference to the client’s
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