Harudot by Nana Coffee Roasters: Unveiling the Hidden Gems of Japanese-inspired Design

Harudot, a captivating café nestled in the beachside town of Tambon Samet, Thailand, is the latest creation of IDIN Architects. Designed in 2023, this stand-alone restaurant showcases a harmonious blend of Japanese-inspired simplicity and a unique connection to nature.
With its gable-roofed architecture and the integration of a striking baobab tree, Harudot invites visitors to experience a “new beginning” and “growth” through its carefully curated design.
About Harudot by Nana Coffee Roasters
Situated in the picturesque town of Chonburi, Thailand, Harudot is a captivating standalone café. Notably, this project is the result of a collaboration between Nana Coffee Roasters and a landlord with a passion for distinctive flora. A Unique Blend of Design and Nature
The name “Harudot” is a fusion of “Haru,” the Japanese word for “Spring,” and “Dot,” symbolizing a “starting point.” Accordingly, the design concept revolves around the idea of new beginnings and growth. Strikingly, a towering bottle tree (baobab) stands at the heart of the inner courtyard, seemingly bursting through the architecture over time.
Humble Simplicity with Attention to Detail
Embracing the Japanese cultural influence of Nana Coffee Roasters, the architects have crafted a design that exudes humble simplicity. Utilizing three distinct gable forms in a sleek black hue, the exterior contrasts with the w...
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