A new cafe of the Moos chain has opened in the western part of Amsterdam. The interior was traditionally decorated by Studio Modijefsky, who drew inspiration from the surrounding architecture

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MARTIN WILLEMSTEIN

The new cafe Moos is located near Het Schip, a residential complex designed in the style of the Amsterdam school. The buildings have gathered all the distinctive features of this architectural movement of the early XX century: ornamental brickwork, rounded shapes, an abundance of various materials and decorative elements. All this is reflected in the interior of the institution, created by Studio Modijefsky.

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MARTIN WILLEMSTEIN

The bar occupied the main part of the space. The stand is made of wood and decorated with brass and marble inserts. Behind it is a large mirror with neon lighting. Zigzag lines seem to go around it from two sides, visually expanding the boundaries of the hall.

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MARTIN WILLEMSTEIN

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MARTIN WILLEMSTEIN

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MARTIN WILLEMSTEIN

At the back of the cafe there is a mezzanine floor, which is reached by a staircase with elegant metal railings. In the corner of the mezzanine there are soft banquettes covered with leather and fabric. There is a built-in backlight behind them, which emphasizes the texture of wooden panels and glossy tiles on the walls. The rest of the space is furnished with custom-made tables and vintage chairs.

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MARTIN WILLEMSTEIN

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MARTIN WILLEMSTEIN

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MARTIN WILLEMSTEIN

At the entrance to the cafe, a terrace is organized, which is covered from above by a multicolored semicircular canopy. Its perimeter is bounded by wooden partitions with inserts of textured glass.

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MARTIN WILLEMSTEIN

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