One More Bake
One More Bake
One More Bake translates the joy of cake into an immersive interior experience. Inspired by frosting, biscuits, whisks, sprinkles, and pastel colours, the design transforms baking references into spatial details that feel sweet, playful, and celebratory.
Through this space, One More Bake shares the experience of baking cake. People enjoy cake through their eyes and movements, making it an honour to be honoured with cake. Pink is recognised as the main ingredient, evoking feelings of sweetness, delicateness, and happiness, while pastel bright colours complement the interior.
The pre-existing structure comprised two commercial buildings, with one already housing an office. The first floor was strategically demolished, transforming it into an expansive open-plan space for design exploration. As a culinary analogy, the white marble wall suggests icing poured onto the surface, imagining buttercream frosting coating the wall.
Bar stools were designed to resemble wire whisks, echoing the tools used to stir, whisk, and beat within a mixing bowl. The characteristic holes in biscuits, known as “docking” holes, inspired the bar table. Pine plywood was chosen for the bar table because its natural pattern matches the visual of a biscuit.
The unique details on the raised table look like a cake someone took a bite from, with layered colours creating a visually captivating narrative. Guests sit on stools that resemble decorated round cakes, represented through terrazzo. The corridor unfolds as a sensory experience, with a sloped ceiling creating an optical illusion that guides attention toward the kitchen door. Neon lights in various colours represent cake sprinkles and bring an engaging experience into the space.