Photography by Moritz Bernoully
When walking along this street in Mexico City, it’s unlikely anyone would miss this bright and welcoming hot chocolate and churro cafe, named EL MORO.
Photography by Moritz Bernoully
The cafe, which is covered in white tiles with blue graphics, was designed by Cadena + Asociados. The mosaic of blue motifs express the brand’s personality, and the white was apparently inspired by sugar.
Photography by Moritz Bernoully
The company logo and other text details that interrupt the graphic tiles, have touches of the era in Mexico when Art Deco style dominated the city’s poster ads, movies, fonts and architecture.
Photography by Moritz Bernoully
The furniture throughout the space has been kept minimal, with touches of wood and white in the tables and chairs.
Photography by Moritz Bernoully
The tiles continue from the walls onto the floor.
Photography by Moritz Bernoully
The staff uniforms have also been kept the same as the color palette, blue and white, with touches of brown leather (similar in color to the wooden tables in the space).
Photography by Moritz Bernoully
A close up look at the aprons that the staff wear, reveals that they’re decorated in the same motifs as the tiles on the walls.
