lmcc melbourne
lmcc in carlton brings a refined material palette to the familiar hole-in-the-wall coffee station. conceived as a prototype for future international locations, the design establishes a cohesive identity across the compact interior, typography, branding and external signage.
expressively veined quartzite defines the counters and servery, contrasted with dark joinery and warm metallic finishes. a single-hung servery window connects the working space to the street, while a projecting lightbox and vertically arranged signage give the small frontage a clear presence.
within, carefully arranged equipment, integrated storage and open shelving make considered use of the limited footprint. corner glazing brings light into the workspace, complemented by timber flooring and discreet lighting. a dividing metal curtain allows the station to close off, balancing the practical demands of daily service with the precision of the overall design.
warm metallic cladding frames the corner servery, with a quartzite counter, custom brand signage and a projecting coffee lightbox.
the single-hung service window and veined quartzite counter define the compact frontage, bringing typography, signage and materials into one composition.
a dividing metal curtain closes off the coffee station, alongside quartzite work surfaces, dark overhead shelving and integrated lighting.
dark cabinetry and open shelving organise the compact workspace, with quartzite counters and splashbacks illuminated by corner glazing.