Created for Le Pain Quotidien on Andrássy Avenue, this interior visualisation series explores the meeting of a distinctive historic setting and contemporary hospitality design.
Vaulted spaces, natural wood surfaces, deep green ceramic finishes and light stone tables create a warm, timeless atmosphere. Graphic black light fittings and bespoke furniture introduce a contemporary layer, while the building’s original character retains a strong presence.
The visualisations were created to accurately present the interior design concept and convey how the space would function as a welcoming environment for guests, exploring the relationships between seating, service areas, materials and natural light.
The resulting series supports design communication, marketing and presentations, consistently conveying the venue’s natural warmth, urban identity and refined character.
Project type: Bakery and café – hospitality interior
Location: Andrássy Avenue, Budapest, Hungary
Services: Interior Visualisation · Commercial Visualisation · Art Direction
Designer: Csilla Sáfrány
