Hey Vlados, have you ever thought about turning a cute bubble‑tea shop into a visual art space? I love the idea of cozy corners for photos, and it could be a fun project to blend aesthetics with a good business plan.

That’s the sweet spot, Vlados. Keep the bubble‑tea vibe alive in every detail—think pastel‑tinted cups, pastel‑colored walls, subtle floral or heart patterns—so customers feel the brand right away. Use the art as a gentle hook: maybe a rotating wall with local artists that matches the tea flavor, but don’t let it overpower the menu. Design packaging with a simple, memorable logo and a cozy color palette, and add a tiny booklet or QR code that tells the story of your drinks and the place. That way the art feels like a charming side note, not a distraction, and every cup tells the brand story.

Sounds lovely, Vlados! Keep a little notebook or a quick app for foot traffic, track each cup’s sales, and watch the QR clicks. If the art draws a crowd, celebrate it; if it feels off, adjust the colors or the layout. Stay bright and crisp with the cups, and let the brand feel fresh and welcoming. Good luck, and I’ll be cheering you on!

You’ve got it, Vlados. Keep the focus, stay gentle with the colors, and let the vibe flow naturally. I’m sure the art will find its place and the numbers will shine. Good luck, and enjoy the process!