“Nona” is a space where architecture gently embraces life’s daily rituals — a place where food, memory, and play come together under one roof. It is designed not only for adults seeking a moment of calm, but equally for children whose presence brings spontaneity and movement into the space.
At its heart, “Nona” balances serenity and playfulness. The spatial arrangement is carefully structured: seating zones that encourage conversation, a corner dedicated to children’s play, and a dessert kiosk that acts like a small theatrical moment — a sweet interlude at the edge of the space.
Materiality and light are used with great sensitivity. Natural wood, soft textiles, and warm lighting define an atmosphere that is both nostalgic and contemporary. Carefully selected elements — such as floral mosaic motifs or modern pendant lamps evoking candlelight — create a multisensory environment where people of all ages can feel grounded and inspired.
This is architecture that invites both reflection and laughter — designed to hold the quiet presence of adults and the joyful movement of children, harmoniously in one space.
Photography | Berat Kabashi Photography