The space built with containers is always impressive,
Different from ordinary building materials, modular building has a unique appearance.
A variety of containers can be "sweet" or "salt", which can create a modern luxury residence,
You can also create a retro style Cafe - this is Yolo cafe from Jeju, South Korea.

The garden in front of the cafe has various kinds of green plants and flowers,

which in a way weakens the inorganic sense of metal containers,
Add organic elements and build beautiful rocking chairs to relax and rest in the beautiful garden.
In addition, the garden also has barbecue stove and simple table and chair,

where barbecue and dinner can be held.

It is located at No.46, hoeguan Road, Nanyuan Town, xiguipu City, Jizhou city,
Yolo cafe is a two-story building composed of multiple container modules,
With the vestibule garden and terrace glass house,

it creates a dining and activity space full of industrial flavor.

Inside the cafe, the main building has a glass house, which is also made of containers,
All the walls of the box are removed and replaced with panoramic glass

to provide sufficient natural light for the interior.
The interior decoration is very elegant, with charming interior decoration

and collection of many lovely elements to create a comfortable atmosphere.

The ordering bar is set in front of a wall filled with blackboards,
The dining room is also set up here, with transparent refrigerators for customers to choose from.
On the blackboard of the wall, many interesting pictures and words are drawn with chalk,

and they are also used as ordering cards.
Next to it is a long table dining area, and the corner is filled with records and guitars,

which enrich the entertainment activities of customers.

The whole cafe is full of retro and old flavor,
Books, records, guitars and record players can 

be found everywhere, which is very attractive.
Many dining tables are set by windows, and wooden pictures are hung on the walls. 

The environment is shrouded in a nostalgic atmosphere.

Pictures courtesy of Naver