The pink front, and the rooms behind it
A pink facade with gold letters on Hàn Thuyên. Behind it, a marble counter under a painted sky, a lounge of orange and teal, a portrait wall — and a balcony over the street.
The rooms
Ground floor: a white marble counter and a white-framed glass dessert case, a macaron tower on the case, a painted blue-sky ceiling panel over the counter, a round gold wall emblem of two figures under a tree, yellow-lit arched shelving. Upstairs: orange tub chairs, a teal banquette with orange cushions, black-and-white patterned tile, dark-blue louvred shutters, a turquoise draped ceiling, white lattice screens with round mirrors, a back bar with bottle and glass shelving. One corner holds two large painted portraits in black louvred frames, pink bar stools, candle holders, wall sconces.
The case
Three shelves. Croissants and scones on top; individual glazed cakes in the middle — Tiramisu, “The Lady”, “Unicorn” on white name cards; novelty cakes below: a pink quilted handbag cake, a pink gift-box cake, a blue dome cake, a white shoe cake. Names as written on the case cards, never priced.
The balcony
White scroll-iron railing, a mosaic-top round table, orange chairs, monstera plants; street and trees below. Tables carry a white teapot and gold-rimmed cups, a mirrored spherical teapot, pink lilies, iced drinks — and an embossed “The Dreamers” napkin holder.
The marks
Script “The Dreamers” in a white cloud outline on a pink-peach gradient; spaced gold capitals “THE DREAMERS” on the pink storefront; a round gold tree emblem on the counter wall and on the gift boxes; a small red cloud stamp on dessert plates.
The shop, as photographed










