Caprista

Caprista is a restaurant designed by Mitte, reflecting the spirit of Capri Island and drawing inspiration from Italy’s coastal towns and islands. Adorned with lively lemon motifs and a warm ambiance, it captures the vibrant yet peaceful essence of Capri. The space, decorated harmoniously with blue tones and rustic textures reminiscent of seaside villas, reflects a strong commitment to blending aesthetics with functionality. Caprista pays homage to Capri’s traditions while offering a contemporary interpretation. It aims to invite guests on a journey to Italy’s coastal paradise, leaving a lasting impression.

At the entrance, a raw and sculptural travertine element introduces the material language of the space through direct physical interaction. This narrative continues at the central core, where the main volume acts as a stage, making the coffee preparation process visible and gathering the spatial energy around it. The contrast between the natural, unrefined texture of travertine and the smooth precision of stainless steel defines the core material dialogue.

The overall palette of cool and calm tones is balanced with warm, earthy accents and an intimate spatial layout. Seating configurations are designed to encourage proximity and interaction, inviting users to spend time rather than simply pass through.

Secondary spaces are treated with the same level of intention. Textured walls, mosaic surfaces, and transitional corridors extend the spatial experience, while controlled lighting and natural elements introduce subtle layers of reflection and shadow. Even functional areas are reinterpreted as experiential moments, ensuring continuity in the design language throughout.