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Cedele opens at Serangoon Gardens

The 1500 sq.ft. coffee boutique is all set to join the thriving coffee-drinking culture in Singapore.

In a release, Kyoob-ID, Singapore's boutique architectural interior design consultancy has recently created and established a new retail design for newly-launched Cedele outlet at Serangoon Gardens.

Here's more from Kyoob-ID:

Set in a warm and cosy ambience with rich oak timber and Cedele's cult orange as the main backdrop, the new outlet at Cedele by The Bakery Depot looks set to further the already thriving coffee drinking culture in Singapore.

Cast in warm hues from stylish hanging lights and dressed in spacious golden oak solid timber tables and seating that line the café at the front, the Cedele café, which sits about 40 people, is a chic coffee stop for the many residents and patrons at Serangoon Gardens, many of whom are expatriates and locals.

Warm lighting from behind an elongated large glass panel in vibrant orange that is inscribed with Cedele’s cooking philosophy lits the rustic cool-white brick wall at one side while iconic illustrations of the Cedele mascot adorn the rest of the walls, enhancing tastefully the bakery cafe’s distinct identity and positioning.

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