A coffee corner full of character

Small spaces can also become standout features in interior design. This coffee corner, created by Costa Blanca Reforms at their offices in Benitachell, is a perfect example of how a carefully considered combination of ceramics, wood and lighting can transform a functional area into a warm, distinctive space with its own identity.

The centrepiece of the project is our zellige-style Agadir tile in Arena, a sandy beige shade that stands out for its artisanal inspiration, irregular surface, tonal variations and glossy finish. Its beige and earthy nuances add depth to the wall covering, while the herringbone pattern introduces a geometric interplay that brings rhythm and movement to the composition.

The ceramic tiles are incorporated into an architectural niche framed by a semicircular arch, a feature that evokes Mediterranean architecture and adds a distinctive touch to the overall design. Indirect lighting, positioned around the perimeter of the tiled surface and beneath the shelf, highlights the irregularities and reflections of each tile, enhancing its visual richness and creating a particularly inviting atmosphere.

The combination of natural wood cabinetry and a white countertop reinforces the sense of balance and warmth. Against this soft, neutral palette, the matt black sink, tap and handles introduce a contemporary contrast that adds definition and character to the space.

The result is a small coffee area that goes beyond its everyday function. A corner designed to enjoy a moment of relaxation, where small-format ceramic tiles demonstrate their ability to transform spaces through colour, texture and light. A design that connects the artisanal essence of Agadir with a contemporary, welcoming and timeless aesthetic.