Le Velo, or “The Bike” in French, is a two-story café and community haven for cycling enthusiasts. Situated in Wentworth Point, an area famous for its extensive bike paths, the client emphasised the need for a fit-out that maximised its appeal to cyclists while also integrating some inner-city and artistic flair. The open-plan café area on the ground floor allows customers to relax in a casual dining setting, which is seamlessly connected to the outdoor dining patio.

Designed as both a destination and a pit stop for passers-by, a second opening was created off the main bar to prevent take-away customers from traversing the in-door dining space. Inside, the exposed ceiling is spray-painted light blue, drawing the eye up to the retail level above and anchoring the space to the outdoors and neighbouring shoreline. "Pushies," the bike repair store located on the first floor, is a dedicated retail and workshop area for the cycling community. Additional seating on this level provides café patrons with another vantage point to view the harbour, made possible by the floor-to-ceiling windows.

Materials such as brushed brass, cast concrete, and clay tiles emphasise a refined yet industrial style of the space where local artists' works are featured.

First Nations artist Otis Hope Ceary's mural Where the River Meets the Ocean is a fitting piece and focal point of the café. This mural, along with other local artists' works creates a vibrant and inclusive atmosphere while also celebrating the landscape of the area.