

Sensu
New construction is being built on the former Žižkov railway station, and people stream around the corner with an arcade on their way to work or relaxation in the nearby park. Sensu, an Asian café with a passion for matcha, is an island of calmness in this dynamic environment of the new Žižkov.
The interior design project addressed every inch of the furniture, ceiling, walls and floor. From the dilatation in the concrete floor to the stainless steel drip edges. Throughout the design process, the exceptional approach of the investor, who, among other things, went to Japan to establish relationships with local tea growers, gave the whole endeavour a drive with his commitment to unconditional quality.
The interior is based on a temperate palette of materials. Wood, linen, concrete and glass. The natural and earthy tones of the furniture make the colourful matcha and sweets stand out. As well as the vivid colour palette, we have emphasised the complementary characters of the materials. Velvety oak veneer sits alongside glossy stainless steel, while the unyielding concrete is complemented by soft waves of linen curtains. The individual elements—chairs, tables, lights, glasses, cups—are unified and have a harmonious effect on the café visitors.
















