A massive moon installation that steals the spotlight — a must-photo spot at Taoyuan’s trendy new café
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Located in Taoyuan, Luna by Deer Point Café has recently become a popular Instagram check-in destination. Its minimalist exterior stands out from the neighboring buildings on the street, making it highly eye-catching. The floor-to-ceiling windows on the second floor reveal a massive moon installation inside, acting almost like an in-store light source, attracting many netizens to come and take photos.
Exterior of Luna by Deer Point Café in Taoyuan (Image provided by siuesiue_sharon)
The giant moon installation at Deer Point Café (Images provided by alicef.inwonderland, siuesiue_sharon)
Night view of Luna by Deer Point Café in Taoyuan
Deer Point Café is already quite popular in Zhongli, with three branches located across Taoyuan and Guishan. The interior decoration is very minimalist, featuring a predominantly white color scheme paired with warm wooden tones, along with elements from old apartments, giving the café a modern Japanese style mixed with nostalgic Taiwanese flair.
The minimalist design-style décor of Deer Point Café
Deer Point Café features a predominantly white color scheme
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