Ahead of the 2025 edition of 3 Days of Design, which kicks off tomorrow, we've rounded up six cafes and bars that are popping up across Copenhagen for the occasion. More about Six food and drink pop-ups serving design-hungry visitors at this year's 3 Days of Design
Visitors to the Venice Architecture Biennale can drink coffee made from the city's canal water in a Golden Lion-winning intervention by US practice Diller Scofidio + Renfro. More about Diller Scofidio + Renfro serves up canal water coffee at Venice Architecture Biennale
Japanese studio I IN has created a cafe for Blue Bottle Coffee in Takanawa, Tokyo, with a design that references historic stone gates and aims to promote human interaction. More about I IN designs Blue Bottle Coffee in Takanawa to carry "the essence of history into the present"
Contrasting shades of coral orange and baby blue create a vibrant identity for this coffee bar and nail salon in central London, designed by architecture studio Tigg Coll. More about Tigg Coll pairs orange with blue in Cona coffee bar and nail salon
Local practice Fffaaarrr has designed a coffee shop-cum-tennis club, complete with full-size tennis court, in the centre of the Indonesian capital. More about Fffaaarrr completes "experiment in typology" with tennis court coffee shop in Jakarta
Architecture studio Kengo Kuma and Associates has used steel and mesh to form a web-like canopy around its Cs Somme Cafe in Fukuoka, Japan. More about Kengo Kuma cloaks "ethereal cafe" in Fukuoka with mesh canopy
A set of rolling metal shutters with maritime motifs protect the glass front of this cafe by architect Shahed Saleem on London's Isle of Dogs. More about Shahed Saleem shields Island Gardens cafe with maritime-motif screens
With bar and cafe interiors announced as a new Dezeen Awards category this year, we've rounded up a selection of bakeries, coffee shops and bars as inspiration for your entries. More about Five cafes that transform into bars at night
Speaker design studio Silence Please has created a showroom for its bespoke speakers outfitted with a tea room, record store and listening space in a New York City loft. More about Silence Please creates "giant living room" for New York showroom and listening space
Dutch design studio Barde vanVoltt has blended coffee-inspired textures with recycled materials made from coffee beans to create an immersive showroom for DAK Coffee Roasters in Amsterdam. More about Barde vanVoltt designs coffee showroom to feel like "stepping into a coffee cup"
Designer Etienne Bastormagi looked to the "natural tones found in baking" when creating the colour palette for the Alica bakery in Dubai, which also features stainless steel in a nod to the tools used in breadmaking. More about Etienne Bastormagi references baking process for interior of Alica bakery
Mexican studio Worc used polycarbonate walls and ever-changing lighting to create an immersive sensory experience for a Yoozoo boba tea shop. More about Worc designs glowing polycarbonate interior for Mexico City boba tea shop
Chunky grain silos informed the shape of the enveloping alcoves at Simple Coffee, an all-stainless-steel Paris cafe designed by local studio Mur Mur Architects. More about Mur Mur Architects fills Paris coffee shop with silo-style steel seating
Architecture studio Schemata Architects has created Blue Bottle Coffee Toyosu Park Cafe, a wooden cafe in Japan with an open design that gives visitors an unobstructed view of the sea. More about Wooden pillars support Blue Bottle Coffee cafe overlooking Tokyo Bay
Sci-fi film 2001: A Space Odyssey informed the design of this coffee shop in Miami Design District, created by NBA star Jimmy Butler and design agency DE-YAN. More about DE-YAN designs Jimmy Butler's Bigface coffee shop in Miami
Fashion brand Louis Vuitton has concealed its under-renovation New York flagship store with a luggage facade and relocated to a temporary store that features OMA-designed sculptures. More about Louis Vuitton flagship store disguised as stack of luggage trunks
French studio Uchronia has completed the interiors for Cafe Shin in Paris, which features a central coffee counter topped with a washi-paper roof to emulate a traditional Korean house. More about Uchronia designs Cafe Shin to be "halfway between Paris and Seoul"
Japanese studio Kooo Architects used custom-made bricks that combine compressed earth with waste tea leaves to create a natural feel inside the Théatre teashop in Beijing. More about Bricks made with tea leaves clad Beijing teahouse by Kooo Architects
Timber pillars and PVC pipes were left bare to blur the boundaries between the interior and exterior of this cafe and sweet shop in Funamachi, Japan, designed by Schemata Architects. More about Funamachi Base cafe and sweet shop designed as "extension of the park"
New York studio Office of Tangible Space has refreshed the interiors of the cafe at the Brooklyn Museum, ahead of the institution's 200th anniversary next year. More about Office of Tangible Space redesigns Brooklyn Museum Cafe