Ringo isn’t just a café or just a wine bar, it’s both, depending on when you step in. By day, the scent of fresh bread drifts through curved walls and warm wood cabinetry. By night, the same corners glow softly, the communal table becomes a place for conversation over clinking glasses, and the wine bar’s floating shelves draw you in like a quiet invitation to linger a little longer.

The design is thoughtful in how it shifts its mood. What started as a bare, rigid shell is now a softened space of tactile materials: warm BTC wood, micro concrete walls, custom terrazzo table tops, and vintage pieces lovingly upcycled in leather. The earthy palette of camel leathers, olive and forest greens, deep reds and creamy neutrals keeps things grounded, while playful accents like the red mushroom lamp add moments of surprise. You’ll find your own favourite spot at Ringo, perhaps the gallery wall corner with its framed photo artworks, or the sofa by the planters in hand-thrown ceramic vessels. The décor is quietly layered: globe pendants and mushroom desk lamps by independent Indian designers, shelves that display bottles of wine alongside books, and objects that change with the seasons.