Drinking coffee is a cultural habit for European and Americans. Many of us depend on a mug of freshly brewed coffee to perk us up in the mornings. From the birth of American coffee, Americans have created a new way of drinking American-style coffee. And the Americans have a very fast pace of life, which has led to the emergence of takeaway coffee. The takeaway coffee greatly facilitates people’s lives. And in the process has also contributed to the continuous innovation of coffee cups.
Italy is the country with the largest number of cafés per capita in Europe. The 60 million people have 100,000 cafes (for example, Starbucks has 20,000 stores worldwide). The characteristics of Italian coffee, which is expressed in its English name “Espresso”, is a fast word; it does not last more than ten seconds, and it drinks fast because there are only two or three. The first thing that the Italians get up is to make a cup of coffee right away. The men and women drink almost 20 cups of coffee a day, almost every day. The Italians can find a coffee shop called BAR, selling a cup of coffee. Around the lira, about 70 yuan of coffee, for people to stand and drink.
Please see this coffee cup shape coffee outdoor kiosk design. Which is very creative and attractive. The main material we use metal and aluminum to make. It is very strong and durable. It will resist rain, sunshine because outdoor kiosk must stand very bad weather. If you want it to be mobile, we will install the wheels under the kiosk. And then you can move it to anywhere as you want.
About our company:
Shenzhen Unique Furniture Ltd is a customized factory with more than ten years of experience. We own a strong sales team and a professional design team. We can design the kiosk all as your requirements. Any colors, any size, any style as you like. Before we make the 3 D design drawing, we should charge 300 USD for the coffee kiosk design deposit. But don’t worry, this is a part of the total cost. And it will return to you when you order a kiosk. So actually it is for free.
