Dan Brunn Architecture transformed
an existing bare space into a playful,
modern, 1,200-square-foot coffee shop
in Los Angeles.
Coffee for Sasquatch takes a whim-
sical approach in creating a design that
evokes the forest where bigfoot would
reside. Upon entry, customers are wel-
comed by an 11-foot-tall representation
of the brand's Sasquatch logo made of
brown powder-coat steel and set within
a 7-inch-deep living wall that features
a range of plant species that could be
found in a forest. The ceiling is designed
with an inverted pitch to create a sense
of height.
The service counter, finished in
beechwood, is designed to evoke a tree
branch in the forest. Custom-designed
and built-in seating curves along the
walls and coffee bar to provide space for
eating, drinking and socializing.
Opposite the counter, a hand-painted
abstract mural created by Oakland-based
artist Hueman features cloud forms and
geometric shapes.
JUX™
Wine and dine on us!
Big Coffee for Bigfoot
Image courtesy of Brandon Shigeta