Coffee shop counter design

Our client owns a coffee shop located within a historic railway station building and seeks to design a new counter for the premises. The station dates back to Victorian times and retains many period features. As such, the new counter design must sympathetically fit within the heritage style and character of this listed location.

The brief calls for an oak timber appearance and style for the counter surface and structural elements. It should convey a sense of tradition yet remain practical for modern coffee shop use. Designs submitted should include dimensioned drawings and a concept illustration showing how the new counter would look installed in the space. Consideration must be given to compliance with all relevant listed building and public access regulations regarding dimensions and materials used.

The chosen designer will work collaboratively with the client to refine the design if needed while respecting the heritage aesthetic guidelines. Upon approval, detailed drawings and specifications will be required for fabrication and installation. The completed counter should blend seamlessly into its historic surroundings while efficiently supporting the coffee shop's operational needs for years to come.


This is a urgent design that requires to be turned around within a couple of days,