Interior design for the Ch’a Teahouses. Unilever's reappraisal and rejuvenation of the Tea House in the high street.

Cha Teahouse café  interior design and brand identity
A unique shopfront concept design and branding. 
Cha Teahouse café  interior design and branding
 

Innovative restaurants, cafes and bars incorporate value-added elements, interior design, brand and marketing.

The Cha teahouse concept seeks to create a consumer revolution in tea by rejuvenating a relatively stagnant category.
Location - Bristol, England.

 
Cha Teahouse café  seating area and serve over counter interior design and branding
 

A place where people gather

Van den Bergh Food is a large UK subsidiary of Unilever Plc. Manufacturing a wide range of retail branded products. Including Hellman’s, Flora, Marmite, Olivio, PG Tips and Pot Noodle. As part of a strategic review, VdBF decided to explore various “out-of-home” project possibilities to take advantage of the trend toward out-of-home food consumption. The Ch’a Teahouse concept represents the first step in this journey.

The Ch’a teahouse concept aims to create a consumer revolution in tea by encouraging reappraisal and rejuvenation in a relatively stagnant category. Our work with Unilever seeks to support management in their attempt to develop today’s brand leader into tomorrow’s success story.

Our work considered shareholder investment levels. The need for a 40 cover teahouse providing food and drink. We created the brand environment. We provided interior design services for the front and back of house. Designed bespoke furniture and sourced bric-à-brac. Designed bespoke balustrade components - specified lighting - negotiated planning application and consent - issued tender documents, cost analysis and project management. 

Cha Teahouse café  serve over counter interior design and branding
Cha Teahouse café  balustrade design and branding
Bespoke balustrade design. 
Cha Teahouse café  interior design seating area and branding
 
Cha Teahouse café  interior design seating area and impulse merchandising