New category alert: this is what a premium children’s café in China looks like
Lolly-Laputan, a new project by Wutopia Lab, is a self-described premium kids’ café. What makes it different to run-of-the-mill playgrounds? In 580 sq-m it combines learning activities with entertainment – tellingly, the space is co-owned by PACEE
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