thrived as traditional cafeterias known for serving hearty, Government-subsidised meals. While the menus have changed with the shifting politics, their name and association with delicious baked goods have inspired a new generation of cafés in neighbouring Ukraine.by Ukrainian design studio Yodezeen.
To deepen the connection to the Ukrainian roots of Milk Bar and the Yodezeen founders, subtle references to Ukraine have been weaved into the design, notably the wooden wall panels decorated with subtle depictions of the country’s independent borders. Furthermore, at the entrance of the Warsaw location, a playful nod to Milk Bar’s heritage welcomes guests with a silhouette of a milk bottle ingrained in the tiled flooring.
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