The Boy & The Bear
The Casavieja Store — adobe-textured walls and aged whites after rural Colombian homes, inside Litt Concept House.
Curator’s note
Casa Vieja is the brand's homage to the rural Colombian home, set among Litt Concept House's antiques: adobe-textured walls, clay and sand tones, finishes left matte and imperfect so they age like the houses they quote. Daylight comes down through a glass-grid ceiling into a tall room where the seating is spread out and meant for staying.
The coffee
Espresso and pour-overs of the house Colombian-first roast, made at the brand's own Los Angeles roastery, with matcha and fresh pastries in the case. Origin-named retail bags — Bolivia: Finca Rosita, Peru: Juihuay — sit on the shelf.
Adobe walls, aged whites, and black steel under a glass-grid ceiling, with light-mint walls keeping the room fresh and antiques all around. Wear is the design language — the surfaces are meant to show their years.
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