🏛️ Architecture & Design Jun 10, 2026 · Rosie Flanagan

Kissabō: A Contemporary Japanese Tea Bar in Berlin

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Kissabō: A Contemporary Japanese Tea Bar in Berlin
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On a sunny tree-lined street in Berlin’s Prenzlauer Berg, plum-coloured noren (暖簾) — traditional Japanese split curtains — float gently in the breeze. They mark the doorway to Kissabō, a 16-seat tea bar that its owners, Marcin and Gosia Chelkowski, describe as a space for attention and curiosity.
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