Sweet Fit is a healthy café conceived as a space where architectural design and integral wellness philosophy merge to accompany conscious gastronomic experiences. The project proposes a warm, natural and harmonic environment, designed to invite pause, connection and balance between body and mind.
The proposal develops under a minimalist aesthetic of natural inspiration, where structural lightness and spatial transparency acquire a leading role. The color palette consists of neutral tones, light wood, green mint accents and black iron details, evoking sensations of freshness, purity and wellness. The design responds to a contemporary reading with organic roots, aligned with the concept of healthy and conscious eating.
The space is organized from an open and fluid structure that favors natural light entry and visual connection between the different areas. The ceiling with exposed wood beams and black metallic structure reinforces the project's architectural character, allowing abundant natural lighting, accentuated by suspended vegetation and a large central tree that becomes the symbolic heart of the space. The furniture, with straight lines and thin iron profiles, is complemented by light upholstery, generating a subtle contrast with the artisanal hydraulic mosaic floors and the warmth of the wood flooring. This combination builds a clean, balanced and cozy visual composition.
The material selection responds to both aesthetic and functional criteria, considering the space's high traffic:
Lighting is resolved through punctual pendant luminaires that provide warm and focused light, reinforcing the intimate and comfortable atmosphere of the place without compromising functional clarity.
Sweet Fit is conceived as more than a café: it's an urban refuge for those seeking balance, design and nutrition in the same place. A space that invites inhabiting wellness from architecture, food and sensory experience.
I create harmonic spaces that reflect the essence of each person. I integrate natural elements with aesthetic and functional design.
