The Boy & The Bear

The White Store borrows its walls from the older homes on Colombian coffee farms — creamy whites deliberately distressed, so the room looks like it has already lived a little. Windows on both sides treat sunlight as a building material, moving it across the tables and plants all day on the way to LAX.

• Morning light through both window walls
• A pastry before the LAX run
• Pour-overs of the house Colombian lots
• Origin-named retail bags

Colombian-first espresso and pour-overs from 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.

Cream walls distressed on purpose, light natural wood, layered greenery, and a dark grounding base, with the palette printed on the store page as CMYK swatches. Drapes soften the two window walls so the light lands slow.