A Tianjin confectionery shop offers an immersive experience around the art of pastry
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Guang Ming Jie, Bin Hai Xin Qu, Tian Jin Shi, China
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Client
Bitter Sweetie
Floor Area
93 sq-m
All Design Studio blends Italian architecture with confectionery-inspired art inside the Bitter Sweetie dessert shop in Tianjin, creating an immersive experience that embodies the warmth of baking.
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