AWARD FINALIST in the GLOBAL BOOK AWARDS 2025 What happens when coffee culture leaves Earth? In a future where humans live, work, and travel beyond our planet, one question still brews hotter than ever: How will we find comfort, connection, and creativity in space? Lunar Latte Lounge invites readers on a journey to design the first cafés beyond Earth - from orbital espresso bars to Martian coffeehouses glowing beneath red skies. Author Eliana Quinn, design futurist and hospitality visionary, blends real NASA research, zero-gravity engineering, and human-centered design thinking to reveal how we'll drink, gather, and relax among the stars. Inside you'll discover: Why coffee and ritual matter in space - and how they keep astronauts sane and connected. Real innovations from the ISSpresso machine to capillary coffee cups that changed how we drink without gravity. How to design for microgravity - from floating seating and spill-proof mugs to lighting that mimics Earth's rhythms. The psychology of comfort and culture - how cafés become emotional anchors for astronauts, tourists, and settlers. Sustainability in space hospitality - closed-loop cafés that recycle water, heat, and even coffee grounds. A vision of cafés on the Moon, Mars, and beyond - where human imagination meets the final frontier. Perfect for readers who love: Space exploration and human-future nonfiction (like Astrophysics for People in a Hurry or The Design of Everyday Things). Coffee culture, design innovation, and experiential architecture. Futuristic "what-if" thinking grounded in real science. Why it matters As private space travel becomes reality, design and comfort are the next frontiers. Lunar Latte Lounge bridges the gap between science and imagination - showing how the simple act of sharing a coffee could define the next era of human civilization. If you've ever wondered what a latte tastes like on the Moon... this book will show you. Grab your copy of Lunar Latte Lounge today - and discover how the future of design, hospitality, and human connection begins with a single cup.