Casa Vieja Store

Located within Litt Concept House in Sherman Oaks, the space sits among a curated collection of antique objects and materials gathered from across time and place. Our store is designed to co-exist within this an environment of creation through, allowing the coffee experience to feel integrated by inspiring our visitors.

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Intentional Coffee Within a House of Antique Objects

The design of Casa Vieja draws from rural homes across Colombia:

Adobe walls, natural wood, and surfaces that show wear through time. Materials are left slightly imperfect. Edges are softened, finishes are matte, and textures remain visible.

For Creatives

"Where coffee fuels the work in a space designed to inspire and support the process."

Warm earth tones define the base of the space. Clay, sand, and aged whites create a consistent foundation. Wood elements add structure and depth, bringing a sense of permanence.

The ceiling at The Casa Vieja Store opens the room completely, giving the space a sense of air and volume that’s hard to miss. It doesn’t feel compressed or crowded. Everything has room to breathe.

The walls carry a light mint tone that keeps the room fresh. It sits in contrast with the warmth of the wood, which grounds the space and keeps it from feeling cold. That balance between cool and warm holds everything together.

The Atmosphere

Above, the glass grid brings a different layer to the space. It filters light and adds structure without closing anything off. There’s a subtle sparkle to it throughout the day. Light hits it, shifts, and softens before reaching the floor.

Greenery is placed throughout, not as decoration, but as part of the space. Larger plants define areas, while smaller ones soften edges and transitions. It adds movement and life without overwhelming the room.

Seating is generous and spread out. There’s space to sit, work, or stay without feeling on top of each other. The layout stays open, allowing light and movement to carry through the entire space.

It’s a bright, open environment, but still controlled. Nothing feels loud. The space stays calm, even at full capacity.

Small accents of muted blue and soft green appear throughout. They introduce variation without disrupting the overall tone.

The intention is to create a space that feels lived in. Not staged, not overly designed, but settled and familiar.

Intro To Palette

The palette starts with the mint tone on the walls.

It keeps the space light and open, especially with the height of the room. It reflects just enough light to brighten the space without becoming harsh, giving everything a soft, fresh base.

Wood brings the balance: The counters, seating, and built elements introduce warmth and weight. The grain is visible, the tone is natural, and it keeps the space grounded against the cooler walls.

Black steel elements add structure: They appear in the chairs, fixtures, and smaller details. Subtle, but important. They give definition to the space and hold everything together without drawing too much attention.

Greenery sits in between all of it: It softens the transitions between materials and adds movement across the room. The plants don’t feel decorative, they feel integrated into the layout and rhythm of the space.

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