Snidanishna is a café and farm shop in Kharkiv, Ukraine, conceived as a spatial reinterpretation of Ukrainian cultural identity. Designed by IK-architects and completed in 2024, the project transforms traditional materials and vernacular principles into a contemporary architectural language. The layout follows the logic of a traditional Ukrainian house, with a central entrance and two main halls, creating a clear and welcoming spatial structure.
Roofing shingles become sculptural wall elements, while natural reed forms a large-scale installation. Over 90% of the interior elements were crafted by Ukrainian manufacturers and artisans, supporting local production and sustainable design. The project bridges heritage and modern minimalism, shaping a culturally rooted yet contemporary hospitality space.
Details
Interior
IK-architects; Kateryna Yarova, Serhiy Velychko
Client
Snidanishna / Snidanishna Farm Shop & Café
Year of completion
2024
Location
Kharkiv, Ukraine
Total area
210 m2
Photos
Pavlo Lutov, Dmytro Dychek
Partners
Craftor Furniture, Mon Bon, Tivoli, Kora Derevo, HIS Furniture, Drommel, Lovko, Gushka, SolomaArt, Reed; Igor Kleban
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