Chrome steel furnishings sit in opposition to cave-like partitions on this health-conscious bakery in Madrid designed by Spanish studio Isern Serra.
FUBA – an abbreviation of Future Bakery – is situated within the capital’s Chamberí district, and provides an array of gluten-free items which are free from refined sugars and ultra-processed flours.
It is the brainchild of chef Fabián Leon, who wished to open a venue the place these with allergic reactions, intolerances or usually smitten by wholesome consuming may get pleasure from basic bakery objects with out compromising on style.
In addition to devising what’s on FUBA’s menu, Leon was additionally closely concerned with the spatial design of the bakery.
“From his very first go to to the studio, [he] conveyed a exact imaginative and prescient, grounded within the twin notions of origin and future,” stated Isern Serra, which was tasked with realising Leon’s concepts.
“He outlined origin as one thing pure, ancestral, conventional, and natural. Conversely, future was related to innovation, expertise, and the dreamlike.”
To seize this duality, the studio has rendered the inside of the bakery to appear like an aged cave.
Partitions and window frames have been rounded off with plasterboard, then lined in a layer of lime wash.
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The furnishings, in the meantime, has been crafted to look extra fashionable.
On the coronary heart of the area is a curvaceous stainless-steel desk supported on one finish by two slender legs, on the opposite by a hunk of craggy rock that the studio sourced from a quarry near Madrid.
Slender metal cabinets that show loaves of bread have additionally been fitted into niches within the partitions.
“Each curve, texture, and supply of sunshine has been meticulously designed to embody a dialogue between the ancestral and the futuristic,” Isern Serra added.
On the rear of the area are two glazed openings which look by way of to the kitchen, permitting clients to see the baking in progress.
A pretend lightwell has been created within the ceiling to make it look as if the “cave” seems to be by way of to the outside.
Different bakeries with delectable inside design embrace Can Pa in Mallorca, which encompasses a striped awning and loaf-shaped home windows. There’s additionally Krume Bäcker in Panama, which has ears of wheat surrounding its tables.
The pictures is by David Zarzoso.
