the cafe

Glyph

Supply co.

It’s all about coffee at this

minimalist cafe in Somerset.

W

ith a blank canvas,

the possibilities are

endless. That is the

idea behind Glyph Supply Co.,

a coffee joint whose interior

consists of an all-white scheme

and minimal furniture. “We

designed it to be a collaborative

space that can house different

kinds of pop-ups and ideas in

the future,” says the team.

The fuss-free interior also

allows the team to focus on

its first love, coffee, and the

people who drink it. Instead

of traditional coffee machines,

the cafe features a sleek under-

the-counter Modbar espresso

machine. It not only keeps the

counters neat and spacious,

it also means customers can

interact with the baristas

without a bulky and noisy

machine getting in the way.

Glyph Supply Co. uses

coffee beans that come directly

from their countries of origin.

“We visit coffee farms in search

of interesting flavours. Sourcing

directly from the farms also

allows us to maintain a healthy

relationship with the farmers,

Visit Glyph Supply Co. at

#01-06, 111 Somerset.

FAR LEFT

A minimalist

shop design

means more

attention

is given to

coffee and the

customer-barista

experience.

MiddLE LEFT

The inner

workings of

the Modbar AV

machine are

concealed.

NEAR LEFT

A fuss-free menu

keeps the focus

on the coffee.

BELOW LEFT

To bring in a

curated list of

products, the

team travels

to and attends

various coffee

events to meet

like-minded

companies.

and ensure they are paid well

for their high-quality beans,”

says the team. The beans

are stored in a space with

controlled temperature and

humidity levels.

You will also find a range

of coffee paraphernalia from

brands like Barista Hustle,

Fellow and Kinto here. Products

include double-walled ceramic

cups and vacuum canisters with

an integrated pump.

(^102) text ELizA HAMizAH