Bouda, a project by the architecture and interior design studio: Raquel Cuevas

The design was inspired by Asian Buddhism, where natural materials, marble, wood and metals predominate…

In Lora del Río, a town located in the Guadalquivir valley, at the foot of the Sierra Morena, the architect Raquel Cuevas has designed the interior of Bouda café&copas.

The design was inspired by Asian Buddhism, with a predominance of natural materials, marble, wood and metals, as well as white and sandy colours, reminiscent of Zen gardens and the greens of bamboo.

There were some fundamental starting elements for the design, such as the Indian green marble floor and the theme, the name Bouda and the references to Buddhist culture were maintained.

Two differentiated zones were proposed for the furniture, low tables and chairs for coffee and high tables with stools for drinks, creating two ambiences with decorative lighting.

For this project Raquel has used MisterWils furniture, where she has opted for upholstered chairs and stools that combine with rattan chairs and stools for the interior and high stools in Bistró style for the outdoor terrace.

In Bouda Café&Copas you can enjoy from a wonderful breakfast to the last drink of the day.