techne mixes natural, graphic and brass elements inside poacher & hound café in australia

techne mixes natural, graphic and brass elements inside poacher & hound café in australia

techne architects has shared their latest interior fit-out of the ‘poacher & hound café’ in melbourne, australia. the scheme integrates the use of natural materials, brass and graphic elements, and responds as a physical representation of a poacher and a hound narrative.

terracotta has been used on the bar counter

located on the ground floor of a commercial building in an industrial area, the cafe offers a valuable point of difference to mount waverley’s cafe scene. techne’s design embodies a slight industrial aesthetic, the liberal use of other earthy materials including terracotta, brick, and granite gravel add further texture and color to the space. meanwhile, the surrounding floor and wall planes have been kept deliberately minimal to highlight the textured elements.

OSB headboard

earthy materials have been districuted including terracotta, brick, and granite gravel

the surrounding floor and wall planes have been kept deliberately minimal to allow the textured objects space

rattan finishes can be seen on the planters

the design is a physical representation of a poacher and a hound narrative

brass objects scattered throughout the space are found treasured pieces

tiled walls

the cafe is located on the ground floor of a commercial building

poacher & hound cafe, melbourne by techne architects

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