Showing posts with label Bar design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bar design. Show all posts

Young and impressive from the fashion bar design in Berlin

The fashion Bar in Berlin Schöneberg has been completed in a couple of weeks just in time to be opened during the Berlin fashion week that took place this July. It was one of the most visited fashion bars where all “fashionistas” and fashion lovers thronged to talk about the new trends. The fashion Bar is designed by BerlinRodeo- the architecture and interior design company. The design of the bar kept the theme of Berlin`s fashion week –the modern ,comfy pieces of furniture ,the elements of the decorations and the colored LEDs incorporated in the ceiling entertained the visitors, making them enjoy each colour change in the bar. The trending colours that the designers chose were white, red and gold. The same colours were chosen for the toilets. The sinks and toilets are black with golden inlays that match the concept of the glamorous fashion bar.










Inspiring from a bar where you can experience Toronto’s night life

Bar Raval Toronto designed by PArtisans as a surreal and sensational stage for
chef Grant van Gameren and renowned mixologist Mike Webster to showcase their skills and wow their customers, much like the interior of the bar itself!
It truly is a place where you see and experience Toronto’s night life in an entirely different light! Crafted from sculpted mahogany, the bar transports you into an entirely different world that is draped in wood and metal, and brings together the compositional beauty of the contemporary world with the eclectic charm of Spanish Art Nouveau. And it does so in a truly magnificent manner!

Computer-driven patterns were mimicked using wood that seems to twist, turn and flow, shaping a backdrop that comes alive thanks to brilliant lighting. Spread across 1,980 square feet, the various pieces that shape the interior were inspired by an ingenious fusion of “formal histories of art nouveau, the plethora of cured slabs of meat, and the anatomy of the chefs themselves: a tattooed muscle bound group of intellectuals”. If that is not interesting enough, the fluidity of the design along with an interesting play between light and shadows takes the entire ambiance to a whole new level.