PROJECT: TAMPAY CAFE
Tampay (n.) serenity. Nestled somewhere in the mountains of Orani, Bataan, the Tampay Cafe aims to serve guests of the nearby bed and breakfast in Sinagtala Farm and Resort. The cafe, a later addition to the property, is built beside the existing Tampay House along the sides of the mountain. Although the cafe rests on a small and irregularly shaped lot, it feels very spacious with the abundance of natural light not to mention the breathtaking views just right outside.
Being one of the few establishments far from the city, my idea was to make this a relaxing cafe that still has a unique and quirky vibe. Despite its modest size, each corner of the cafe has a different look and vibe. Inspired by the surrounding nature and mountain views, the wood-tiled wall gives a sense of warmth with deep earth tones. Taking cues from the resort's namesake of 'sinag' and 'tala', midnight blue represents a star filled night sky and has a more solemn mood. In contrast to both, blush pink has a livelier and more vibrant personality, acting also as a backdrop to the plentiful green accents in the cafe.

Unique on its own with a playful twist, the Tampay cafe still manages to reflect the serene nature of its surroundings while complementing its changing seasons. As day turns to night, the mix of different colors and materials allows the mood to shift from a vibrant energy to a more relaxed tempo. From first light to after dark, the Tampay cafe caters to all kinds of travelers who wish to enjoy an early morning pick-me-up or a soothing night cap.





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