FIRST FLOOR. Has the back office and stock room, the Jack of Diamonds boutique, and the Jack of Diamonds coffee place.
The Jack of Diamonds coffee place counter.
"Ask yourself if what you have done today is getting you to where you want to be tomorrow."
Filled coffee place with stools and high tables and paintings.
Those two monolith-looking objects are cabinets but the gray panels are corkboards where customers can pin whatever they want like notes, drawings, flyers, ads, whatever.
More of the stools and high tables.
This would be the restroom.
Stairs leading to the second floor.
Counter for the boutique.
Clothing racks and tables for the boutique.
Bird's Eye View of the coffee shop part.
Changing rooms for the boutique.
That door leads to the back office and stock room.
BEV of the boutique.
Cabinets for ware stocks.
Stools and high table are for employees. Kind of a pantry. The stairs leads up to the manager's office.
SECOND FLOOR. The second floor has the gallery and the bookstore and the manager's office.
Door to the manager's office.
Shelf for the bookworm manager. And some paintings.
Manager's work table and corkboard for miscellaneous stuff.
Another shelf displays, books, and whatnot. And a painting. The door leads to the second floor.
Shelves for the bookstore's wares and the counter. And a painting.
More shelves, more painting.
The second floor has this big hole that looks into the coffee place.
What it looks like when you look the ground floor from the hoooooole.
Stairs to the top deck.
Brick wall.
TOP DECK. Sleepy place and the top deck for small functions.
Stairs to the top deck again.
Sleepy place from outside looking in.
Because I'm a sleepy head. If I'm the boss, Imma sleep on the job and let my slaves do the work the whole day. JK.
Function venue keme.
AND HERE are the sides and perspectives.
Happy fiesta. Jack of Diamonds, someday.
