28/06/2026
This Wednesday, on 23rd, we turned four 🎈
Thank you for making s**ce for us in your everyday across Hyderabad and Secunderabad.
Looking back on the year, we explored new coffee regions, partnered with more producers, and brought three new True Black coffee s**ces to three more neighbourhoods across the city.
Swipe to see a few glimpse of the year ->
For over three years, this room quietly powered True Black.
It was where we roasted coffee, trained our teams, and shaped much of what we’ve become. This year, as our roastery and office found a new home, we opened this s**ce to our guests instead.
Rather than starting over, we chose to preserve the original floor, the ceiling, and the workshop character of a room that had witnessed years of work. It became an extension of our Jubilee Hills cafe, carrying the same sense of simplicity and raw materiality, while making s**ce for a few more conversations over coffee.
Paper lamps have always been one of the materials we design with.
Paper and fabric lamps have become part of the character of our Jubilee Hills s**ce, casting the warm, gentle light that so many of you have come to love. As we opened this new room, we knew it wouldn’t feel complete until it found its own.
Every s**ce begins with a feeling.
For Lumère, it was light.
We have always been drawn to materials that reveal how they were made.
Handmade tiles from Gujarat, with their uneven edges and shifting glazes, hand-cast aluminium lamp by STEM. Each carries the subtle imperfections of the making process, giving the s**ce a warmth that factory perfection rarely can.
Wrapped in glass and filled with the changing rhythm of the day, our seventh coffee s**ce in Sainikpuri was designed to feel open, calm and quietly connected to its surroundings.
With Okerfield, we set ourselves a different challenge.
Could a coffee s**ce inside a mall feel as calm, intentional and welcoming as one on a quiet street? Every decision from the layout to the materials was guided by that question, creating a place where great coffee could become part of everyday life, even in the middle of the city’s busiest s**ces.
The name Okerfield grew from the colours of the s**c
