I love iberry? or it's webpage illustration?

It's so dainty! I can't help it...
I remeber seeing it in U Magazine...then i forget, then i think i saw it in some food blog (i can't recall which, sorry! i'll mention it here once i stumble upon it again!) but i forgotten about it again, finally i bump into iberry's website.....and i fall in love with it!
Iberry a chic word with a cute accent is the name of the first local premium ice cream store in Thailand. iberry is a compound word derived from “i” which stands for ice cream and “berry” that are small berries. Putting it together, iberry means ice cream and berries.

Established in 1999 by two siblings, Wiwat and Atchara Burarak; Khun Koi and Khun Pla who aim to create high quality ice cream that suit to the zest and zeal of modern Thais’ lifestyle. Their very first humble ice cream shop is in Soi Sukhumvit 24 & soon starts growing into 16 branches of iberry shops around the shopping area - Siam Square Soi 2, Siam Paragon (G floor), Market Place (Thong Lor), President Park (Sukumvit 24), The Emporium (5th Floor), Esplanade (M floor), The Avenue (Changwattana), La Villa (Soi Aree), Piyarom Place (Sukumvit 101), Major Ratchayothin (2nd floor), Central Festival (Phuket), and Nimanhemin Soi 17 (Chiang Mai).

Iberry offers various fruit flavor ice cream from all over the world exspecially their 100% Thai Fruit flavor ice cream is the induplicable charm of iberry which is as exotic and as natural as real fruits themselves in a way that their tastes are directly derived from natural ingredients which are varied by sources of fruits, types of breeds, and stages of ripeness.

The facade of Iberry shop at Market Place Thonglor, soi 4.

The cosy interior of Iberry's Market Place branch.

The 'green-look' of Iberry at Siam Square, soi 2.

Major Ratchayothin's Iberry branch.

I love the feature wall & the selection of material here (Major Ratchayothin)!

(Mental note: Must go when visit Thai again, so i can take more pictures.'>)
a+. iberry