Location
Pecatu, Bali
Dispatch
Services
Interior Design
Project Information
Category
Restaurant & Bar
Floor Area
125 sqm
Samma Studio Team
Daf Ashari
Steven Hans
Ayu Sri Wahyuni
Nidzale Emiran Emran
The owners envisioned Dispatch as a warm, contemporary space built around three everyday rituals: specialty coffee, breakfast, and goods.
Translating visions into responsible expressions.
The design balances the raw character of the existing concrete shell with warmer, tactile elements, creating an interior that feels honest, relaxed, and approachable.
Taking cues from industrial minimalism and rustic modernism, the space uses concrete, timber, textured finishes, stainless steel, and greenery to create a simple yet layered atmosphere. Rather than relying on excessive decoration, the character comes through materiality, proportions, and carefully considered details.
CONCERETE SHEEL
TEXTURED PLASTER
STAINLESS STEEL
At the centre, the coffee bar becomes both the operational heart and visual anchor of the space, supporting an efficient workflow while making the preparation of specialty coffee part of the customer experience. The layout also accommodates longer breakfast stays and integrated product displays, allowing coffee, food, and goods to exist naturally within one environment.
The design ultimately focuses on creating a space that is functional, durable, and commercially practical while still feeling distinctive and welcoming.
Dispatch brings together specialty coffee, breakfast, and goods within a simple, warm, and characterful interior. The design starts from the raw concrete shell, retaining its industrial quality while layering timber, textured plaster, stainless steel, greenery, and terracotta accents to create a softer and more welcoming atmosphere.
At the centre of the space, the coffee bar acts as both the operational heart and the main visual anchor. Its open position allows the preparation of specialty coffee to become part of the experience, while the surrounding seating supports different ways of spending time—from a quick morning coffee to a relaxed breakfast or longer stay.
The interior is intentionally simple, allowing the materials and everyday activity to give the space its character. Timber and plywood bring warmth against the concrete, while subtle acid yellow accents connect the interior with Dispatch’s visual identity. Shelving and display areas are integrated into the architecture to accommodate the goods offering without feeling like a separate retail zone.
The interior is intentionally simple, allowing the materials and everyday activity to give the space its character. Timber and plywood bring warmth against the concrete, while subtle acid yellow accents connect the interior with Dispatch’s visual identity. Shelving and display areas are integrated into the architecture to accommodate the goods offering without feeling like a separate retail zone.
Large openings connect the interior with the street and bring natural light into the space. The result is a relaxed neighbourhood destination where coffee, breakfast, and goods come together naturally—functional enough for everyday operation, yet warm enough to invite people to stay.
