One big room, lit by the day
Sun Cafe is one open hall: a wall of steel windows to the south, two skylights in the roof and no dark corners, only better and worse hours to sit in each part.

The hall in numbers
- seats in six places
- 67seats in six places
- of south-facing glass
- 24 mof south-facing glass
- skylights in the roof
- 2skylights in the roof
- lamps for after sundown
- 13lamps for after sundown
The whole hall, from above
Move the sun through a day. Light only gets in where the building lets it, through the south glass, the side windows and the skylights, and every chair throws its own shadow.

Six places to sit
Each part of the hall has its hour. Switch on the zones in the studio to find them on the plan.

The window bar
22 stools
A long counter against the south glass. First to catch the morning.

The floor
Two-tops
Small tables in loose rows, moved by hand to wherever the light is.

The long tables
Six apiece
Shared tables between the skylights, for spreading out.

The lounge
Sofas and armchairs
The west corner. Low seats, slow afternoons, the last sun.

The coffee bar
Standing
Espresso, slow bar and the pastry case along the north wall.

The east tables
Two-tops and a long table
Quieter, and bright from the moment the sun clears the roofs.
Something to drink while you sit
Every drink on the menu is paired with the hour it suits best.
See the menu