The new "vesperr” cafe has been planned and designed inside a mid century space of some 250 square meters. It's located in Beit Ha’karim in Tel Aviv city which was built in 1952, and used for offices for the Farmers’ Federation of Israel inside. Guests are welcomed at the entrance by a large sitting tribune and a common sitting table. Adjacent to them is the counter. It functions as an island between an open kitchen and a sitting area. The counter is full of pastries and sandwiches, baked and prepared in the kitchen behind it. The central space offers a mid century sitting area. It’s enclosed by the counter on one side and a stripes mirror wall and original mashrabiya windows on the others. In addition, vesperr is equipped with Original paintings by Ruti de Vries, one of the most esteemed artists in Israel.