Decorative Flower Motifs Cover The Walls Of This Italian Cafe

Based in Materia, Italy, Manca Studio have designed Caffè Ridola that highlights a selection of cut out motifs. Black panels with floral motifs contrast with brick walls and wire furniture. As a result, we see the elegant and unique interior.

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