Tea zone for a restaurant
A guest in no hurry: staying for a second pot and remembering the evening.
- A counter or a separate room for ceremonies
- Tea ceremony as a new service
- Team training and tea supply after launch
Restaurants · SPAs · hotels · your own teahouse
A tea service guests remember
A tea zone or a separate room in a restaurant, SPA or hotel — or your own teahouse of 40–80 m². We lead the project from concept to a trained team and the first guests.
How a tea room fits into a venue
Tea room for SPA and wellness
Calm after a treatment that does not end at the door.
- Water, stone, warm light
- A ritual that extends the state of rest
- We train your staff and supply the tea
Tea room for a boutique hotel
A ritual guests talk about after the trip.
- Tea corner in the lobby or a separate salon
- Ceremonies for guests
- Team training and tea supply
Your own teahouse
A teahouse as a destination: guests come for a state they cannot find anywhere else.
- Teahouse of 40–80 m²
- Hall and work area layout, acoustics, brand details
- Team training and launch of the tea service
Chao Da tea bar
From design project to a working tea bar: a counter with tabletops made of solid elm (karagach) slabs, a tea shelving unit, a lit decorative stand and a guest area along a 12.4 m wall. We run this tea bar ourselves every day: we choose teas, brew for guests and train the team. We bring this experience into your project.
Tabletops from solid elm slabs
The counter tops are made of solid live-edge elm (karagach) slabs: 4.1 m long, 80 mm thick. This is what the material looked like before processing.
- Format
- Tea bar: counter, tea shelving, guest seating
- Design
- Layout, 3D visualisation, working drawings for furniture, lighting and electrics — 44 sheets
- Built
- Tabletops from solid elm slabs, tea shelving, lit decorative stand
From the first idea to the first guests
One team leads the project: from measurement and concept to staff training and the launch of the tea service. We work under contract — you always know what comes next and what it costs.
- 01Measurement
- 02Concept
- 03Design
- 04Sourcing
- 05Production
- 06Installation
- 07Fine-tuning
- 08Team training
- 09First ceremony
- 10Service launch
Payment by stages
- 20%Start and design
- 40%Production and sourcing
- 40%Installation and launch
The cost of a completed stage is fixed. Future stages are calculated at current prices and agreed before work starts.
What a tea room for a venue costs
The price depends on the area, condition of the space, engineering, materials, equipment and level of fit-out. That is why we first get to know the space and the task, and then prepare a proposal with a clear scope of work and budget. Euro prices are a guide converted from roubles on 1 October 2026.
- Site visit and measurementWe see the space before we price it
- Author’s supervisionThe project is built as designed
- Team trainingYour staff brew tea and hold ceremonies
- 365 days of supportA year of support after launch
Restaurant, SPA, hotel
from €26,500
A tea zone or a separate room as part of an existing business: concept, design, sourcing, furniture, lighting, tea equipment, installation and launch of the tea service.
Timeline: from 45 days
Independent teahouse
from €42,500
A complete space for business — from a small tea room to a standalone teahouse of 40–80 m².
What the project can include
- concept and design
- layout of guest and work areas
- bespoke furniture
- lighting scenarios
- finishing materials
- tea equipment
- teaware and serving
- acoustics
- wayfinding and brand details
- installation
- team training
- launch of the tea service
Premium projects — from €85,000.
Tea, team and support
Tea
We choose teas for your concept and menu, supply them and maintain the assortment.
Team
We train staff to brew tea and hold a ceremony for guests.
Support
We support the space for 365 days after launch and provide author’s supervision during the work.
Get an estimate for your venue
Tell us about your venue — we will suggest a tea room format and a budget guide. No obligation.
- We reply within 24 hours
- We suggest a format and scope of work
- We invite you to a tea ceremony at Chao Da
Questions
How long does a project take?
A tea zone for a restaurant, SPA or hotel takes from 45 days. A design project takes 3–4 weeks. We agree the exact schedule after measurement.
Can I order the design only?
Yes. We can do the design only or deliver the whole project — mention it in the comment to your request.
How does payment work?
Under contract, in three stages: 20% at the start and design stage, 40% at production and sourcing, 40% at installation and launch. The cost of a completed stage is fixed.
Will you train our team?
Yes. We train staff to brew tea and hold a ceremony, and after launch we can fully supply teas.
Which countries do you work in?
Russia, Georgia and Europe. In Yekaterinburg the first meeting is at Chao Da; for Georgia and Europe we start with a video call, then meet on site.
Start with one conversation
Tell us about your venue — we will suggest a tea room format and a budget guide. No obligation.
Get an estimate