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Bold Contemporary Café

Bold Contemporary Café Furniture Concept. Aubergine plywood · Apricot · Brushed aluminium.

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Bold Contemporary Café: Aubergine moulded plywood café chairs with rectangular handholds around ivory square tables on angled brushed aluminium bases
01 / Bold Contemporary Café — an original BSA concept visualisationAubergine plywood · Apricot · Brushed aluminium

Furniture first. A room that follows.

Bold Contemporary Café Furniture Concept

A café with confident colour and a clear furniture silhouette. Moulded plywood chairs bring a broad back, an open handhold and a thin visible edge; angled metal supports give the small tables a different stance. A high shared table adds a second seating height without filling the room with bulky upholstery.

Suited to
Design-led coffee shops, gallery cafés and compact urban cafés
The palette
Aubergine plywood · Apricot · Brushed aluminium
The starting point
3 furniture zones · 8 concept pieces · an editable brief

AI-generated concept imagery, not a completed BSA project. Furniture, dimensions and quantities are illustrative and subject to design development.

Space 01

A graphic chair beside an angled base

The chair’s wide shell contrasts with the table’s narrow support. Keep the offset modest and review the complete table assembly so the visual angle still allows knee space and a stable footprint.

Aubergine moulded plywood café chairs with rectangular handholds around ivory square tables on angled brushed aluminium bases
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Space 02

A higher place to gather

A high shared table gives short visits and small groups another setting. Match stool seat height and foot support to the finished tabletop, and leave a clear route past occupied stools.

Apricot high communal café table with slab supports and matching aubergine plywood counter stools
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Space 03

A crisp edge for ordering

A straight tiled counter gives the room one recognisable service line. Shelves and collection space sit behind or beside that line rather than extending into the chair pull-out zone.

Straight apricot tiled coffee counter with brushed metal shelving and compact espresso equipment
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A closer look

The details make the room.

Close view of an aubergine moulded plywood chair showing its continuous seat and back shell, rectangular handhold and flat splayed legs

The plywood edge is part of the design

A continuous curved shell and a rectangular handhold make this chair recognisable. Review the bend, exposed layers, leg joints and handhold edge as one construction.

Detail of an ivory soft-square café tabletop and angled brushed aluminium support on a broad rectangular foot

An angled support with a clear footprint

The folded metal support creates the table’s graphic profile. Its fixing plate and broad foot need to be developed for the chosen top and real café use.

Alternative view of a contemporary café with aubergine plywood chairs, apricot high table and ivory tables on angled aluminium bases

Two heights, one coherent room

Small tables serve individual visits while the high table offers a shared setting. Repeating the shell design at two seat heights keeps the furniture coordinated without using one layout everywhere.

Aubergine plywood · Apricot · Brushed aluminium physical material sample concept board

Illustrative material direction. Physical samples form part of final approval.

The material edit

Four finishes. One direction.

Aubergine plywood

A coloured shell with a pale exposed edge gives the chair depth. Review edge sealing, moulded curves and frame fixings on a sample.

Apricot colour

A warm solid colour connects the high table to the counter. Choose the actual coating or tile around the surface’s daily use.

Brushed aluminium

Angled table supports and shelving add a quiet reflective surface. Coordinate corners, fixings and the base footprint.

Ivory tabletops

A pale tabletop gives food and cups a calm background. Compare suitable surfaces for edge durability, cleaning and stain resistance.

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Make it your project

Your furniture brief

Select the pieces you need and adjust the quantities.

Editable Bold Contemporary Café furniture schedule. Dimensions are indicative.
IncludeConcept pieceIndicative dimensionsQuantity
01 / Dining
Moulded plywood café chairAubergine shell, pale exposed plywood edge
500 W × 530 D × 810 H mm
02 / Dining
Angled-base square café tableIvory top, brushed aluminium support and foot
700 W × 700 D × 740 H mm
03 / Shared table
High slab-leg shared tableApricot finish, inset slab supports
2400 W × 850 D × 1000 H mm
04 / Shared table
Plywood counter stoolAubergine shell, coordinated frame and footrest
460 W × 500 D × 900 H mm
05 / Counter
Square-ended tiled counter frontApricot tile direction; access to equipment plan
1200 W × 150 D × 1000 H mm
06 / Counter
Slim metal display shelfBrushed aluminium, concealed wall fixing
1200 W × 250 D × 350 H mm
07 / Collection
Compact collection unitIvory work surface, apricot cabinet facing
900 W × 450 D × 900 H mm
08 / Display
Low display cabinetAubergine finish, square open display compartments
1000 W × 350 D × 750 H mm

8 piece types selected

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Suggested counts are a starting schedule, not a seating-capacity calculation or a bill of quantities. Dimensions are W × D × H unless stated. Quotation follows your measured plan, finishes and final scope. Bar equipment, technical services and fit-out are outside this illustrative furniture schedule.

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From idea to specification

Before you order

Compare a shell and a padded chair

A thin plywood seat creates a light appearance, but its contour matters. Try the actual chair for the expected visit length and check the rear edge against the sitter’s posture.

Review the angled base as an assembly

Tabletop weight, offset, fixings and foot size are interdependent. Ask for the selected table’s construction and relevant performance evidence before multiplying the setting.

Separate the high-table route

Stools need both access and a place for feet. Test the shared table alongside ordering and collection so one standing queue does not block the other.

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