Meva Spot | Make It Design

The concept of the establishment was inspired by its name and the goal of fast service. The team aimed to convey the natural forms of the beach, the dynamism of the waves, and create a unique experience for visitors. To emphasize the speed of food preparation and simplify consumption, designers moved away from classic furniture, focusing on a podium that mimics the shapes of sand cliffs. The podium serves as a place for waiting for orders, eating, and with its multiple levels, it allows both individual visitors and groups to comfortably sit. This solution helps optimize the limited space, making it multifunctional and comfortable for visitors. Orders are received through a specially equipped pickup window or at the bar, ensuring quick and convenient service.

The space is enveloped in a warm sandy color, with metal details conveying a sense of sea breeze and coolness. Glassblocks were used for the bar’s decor; designers chose them for their ability to create a shimmering effect on the wall, reminiscent of water. Microcement creates a smooth, seamless surface, giving the space a feeling of being on a beach. The shine of the uneven metal ceiling reflects light, reminiscent of sunlight on the water’s surface, which visitors gaze at while waiting for their orders. The corrosion and temperature resistance of stainless steel, akin to the strength of a ship’s hull, ensures durability and reliability.

The main element that visitors interact with is the sand bench. It is crafted using a combination of large and small stones to create a sense of waves and wind smoothing the form, as if revealing layers of sand. Scattered stones on the floor in shades of seawater, wooden surfaces, wavy shapes, greenery, linen rugs mimicking seaweed, and a ceiling fan complement the space with details.

Designers: collaboration between Yulia Larina (Make it design bureau) and Anna Kolesnik

Photography: Yevheniy Avramenko (https://yevheniiavramenko.com/)