Behind the Space - The Birth of the Gallery

The cafe wasn't just furnished – it was sculpted.
The surface of the walls, the texture of the floor, didn't arrive ready-made, but were born here, by hand, layer by layer.

A significant role in this was played by the younger creator of Andi's, Niki's son, Martin, for whom visuality is not a tool, but a fundamental stance. The creation of the decorative plaster walls and the floor is his work: surfaces that don't just decorate, but give character to the space.

His interest in the arts is not a separate thing, but a part of everyday life. He observes, shapes, seeks proportions – and these decisions are quietly built into how the space functions.

The idea of the gallery also originated here.
A level that not only physically elevates the space, but also provides an opportunity for the cafe to be more than just a place where we stop. Rather, it's an environment where visuals, material, and atmosphere are all present together.