Italala Caffè

From the very beginning Italala Caffé owners wanted to share and spread the Italian spirit, to create an unique place, different from coffee house chains all around the region.

Architects came with an idea to hop back in time to Post World War II Italy, when the design icons, such as Vespa scooters, Smeg refrigerators and Fiat 500 cars, were started to produce.
The main aim was to feel the mood of the era, take it to these days, yet to cover it up in contemporary outfit.

What was also crucial to the architects and the client, was the creation of a vibe and atmosphere where you want to stay all day, to feel welcomed and like at home.

Beautiful pastel colors, bright and rich tones were chosen to cheer up when it‘s not sunny outside, followed by resembling finish, furniture, lighting and joyful accessories, such as swings!
All mixed up in reconstructed premises, situated in Vilnius city Old town, reveals the most characteristic aspects of the context, such as incomparable old concrete ceiling inside and exhibited eye candy experience from the outside.

The project manages to combine traditional and contemporary styles for a result that is both cozy and relevant.