By the MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Space renovation and adaptive reuse have become a recent trend. By restoring abandoned sites and giving them new life, not only can the original historical charm be preserved, but modern fashion and art can also be integrated, creating a space full of literary flair. Situated in Zhongli, Taoyuan, there is a multi-concept café housed within a century-old red-brick historic building. Constructed in 1910, this red building boasts a long history and now primarily functions as a restaurant, supplemented by an art gallery and performance space. When sunlight streams in, it evokes an atmosphere reminiscent of the past, rich in vintage charm. Yet, upon stepping inside, one encounters fashionable interior design, where the contrast of aesthetics creates a strong sense of humanistic culture.
House+Café is set in a century-old red-brick building (Image credit: House+Cafe since 1910)
House+Café enhances the traditional architectural exterior with a touch of humanistic artistry (Image credit: House+Cafe since 1910)
House+Café features a particularly delightful outdoor greenery dining area (Image credit: House+Cafe since 1910)
The interior décor of House+Café is primarily inspired by European country style (Image credit: House+Cafe since 1910)
The cuisine at House+Café mainly offers European dishes such as French and Italian (Image credit: House+Cafe since 1910)
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