Founded in 1996 on Regent Street, Caffé Concerto has become an international name in Italian dining and patisserie. After three decades of organic growth, the brand partnered with Faber to define a new design direction — one that captures its heritage while reimagining the experience for a contemporary audience.
The result is a visual and narrative language coined Art Deco Moderne — a refined, transitional style that bridges the elegance of Art Deco with the simplicity of early Modernism. Layered materials, pattern, and light create a sense of timeless sophistication, while a subtle musical theme adds warmth and character, expressed through bespoke artwork and sculptural details.
At The Grand Caffé in The Village at Westfield London, this new direction comes to life through marble and mirror panelling, handcrafted lighting, and a dramatic circular dessert counter crowned by a bespoke chandelier. The space celebrates the brand’s classic charm while defining a clear, narrative-led path for its future.