Design style

This is a crepe kiosk with a strong French romantic charm. It also ingeniously integrates the refinement of modern commercial spaces. Judging from the brand logo, the circular signboard features elements of the Eiffel Tower. This symbol, which holds significant French symbolic meaning, highlights the origin of crepes as a traditional French delicacy.

The overall design builds the outline with simple and smooth lines, meeting the modern commercial space’s demand for both efficiency and aesthetics. At the same time, the combination of materials and the meticulous carving of details, such as the patterns on iron railings and the textures of marble, create an exquisite atmosphere. This not only retains the elegance of French style but also blends well into the modern environment of the shopping center.

Layout planning

In addition to the counters around this kiosk, there is also an operation counter in the middle. The setting of the central operation console has improved the space utilization rate. Here, bowls, plates, and ingredients are placed, allowing for the concentrated preparation of some meals. On the counters around, in addition to the basic cashier area and food pick-up area, there are also coffee-making areas and beverage display areas. This enables customers to see the preparation of some dishes, and at the same time, the display of beverages increases the possibility of customers increasing their consumption.

Meanwhile, the kiosk is equipped with a relatively independent dining area for customers. The tables and chairs are arranged in an orderly and staggered manner while also maintaining the same French style as the kiosk. This layout rationally divides the production and consumption areas, providing customers with a pleasant dining environment.

Material application

The countertop of the kiosk is made of marble. The natural texture of marble is fine and varied, presenting a noble and elegant feel. Moreover, marble has high hardness and good wear resistance, capable of withstanding various types of wear and tear during daily use. The cabinet body is extensively made of solid wood. The warm tones and natural textures of solid wood are in harmony with the pursuit of nature in French romance. The exterior of the kiosk is covered with small white pentagonal tiles.

Additionally, the kiosk also makes extensive use of metal materials, such as copper-colored arc-shaped decorative parts and ironwork patterned railings. The metallic material has a strong luster, adding a modern and exquisite touch to the kiosk. The application of copper color not only exudes a retro charm but also retains a fashionable touch. The patterns on the iron railings are exquisitely designed and finely crafted.