Commercial interior design

Krok da smaku

Architects: Darya Siamionava, Aliaksei Hnatsiuk, Aleh Kaliankovich, Veranika Hnatsiuk
Location: Minsk, Belarus
Project Area: 43,96 sq. m
Project Year: 2025

Interior design of a “Krok da smaku” cafe in Minsk. 

“Krok da Smaku” is a continuation of the popular fast-food chain “Krok da Metro”, known for its locations in the underground passages of Minsk. The venue on Jakuba Kolasa Street became the first above-ground branch and received a slightly modified name.

The main background features deep gray and black surfaces on the floor and ceiling, creating a subdued atmosphere that highlights the interior’s bright accents. These accents — vividly colored furniture, lighting fixtures, and a neon line winding along the façade windows — act as decorative elements that bring energy and movement to the space. The walls are enlivened with graffiti and posters, evoking street art and adding a touch of boldness and youthful drive. The counter area is finished with tiles decorated with small hot-dog illustrations — a playful, ironic detail that sets the tone and ties into the menu theme.

The interior design of “Krok da Smaku” feels modern and street-inspired, yet carefully thought out. The neon, graffiti, and posters are not random but form part of the brand’s visual identity. The space radiates energy, informality, and the sense of a place made for connection and quick encounters.

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