Wine bar

With Pullman Wine Bar & Merchant, David Machado Restaurants brings a new concept to Portland’s Lloyd District. Located in the southwest corner of the Hotel Eastlund, Pullman occupies a formerly empty retail space facing the Convention Center. To accommodate a range of functions—retail shop, tasting bar, private dining room, and prep kitchen—the design reclaims further square footage from the hotel parking garage. The sequence of spaces progresses from public to private and creates a range of experiences in less than two thousand square feet.  The wine shop sells bottles as well as ships by the case nationally, while the bar focuses on select wines from the Pacific Northwest. The wine inventory is developed and ma... More

Project name: Garibaldi Café & BistrotLocation: OSTUNI (BR)Published by: Pleroo Design Studio   More

From a café to a bistro, from a restaurant to a wine bar: depending on the time of day, the Wilma Wunder location transforms itself, addressing a varying clientele during the day, offering an urban cuisine of local products and homemade specialties. Not just a pub, but a charismatic concept with a strong sense of environmental responsibility, to the extent that it has adopted a bee colony to serve its own honey and support sustainable beekeeping!Singular and eccentric, Wilma’s locations are immediately recognizable thanks to Mirco Cavallo's interior design. Love for detail, for the non-trivial and the non-anonymous, the propensity to include unpredictable tiny features in the project, are all dear topics to Cavallo, who chooses... More

IntroductionK5 Tokyo, housed in a converted 1920s bank building, sits beside the Tokyo Stock Exchange and connects the traditional Imperial Palace area with hip Eastern Tokyo.   The Japanese word ‘Aimai’ guides K5 Tokyo’sconcept. It means vague, obscure or ambiguous, which in Japanese is often used in a positive, poetic sense. (The term denotes the benefits of erasing borders.)K5 Tokyo’s functions intentionally intermingle: The library is the bar, while the coffeeshop doubles as a lounge, which flows into a wine bar and restaurant.   The Tokyo NihonbashiKabutochoneighbourhood’s relative lack of greenery inspired the creation of a ‘green oasis’ in K5 Tokyo. A multitude of potted plants... More

Along Miami’s bustling Bird Road, an unbroken space will be the second home for this local pizzeria. Like any great recipe, the design for this restaurant called for proper ingredients; equal parts innovation, creativity and familiarity. The goal was to script an unforgettable experience for the customer, while conjuring up their appetite for gourmet, brick oven pizzas made with garden-fresh ingredients.   This unique design approach began by investigating the feedback provided by the hundreds of reviews, sifting through those not specifically related to the experience. The customer’s feedback formulated several topics that became design challenges; noise control, seating variety, table arrangement, Etc. Analysis and rese... More

The interior design of the Vivat Wine Bar was inspired by themes from the world of wine and the wine industry. By utilizing contrasts between warm and cold materials of diverse textures, a relaxing ambience of the bar was achieved. Large segments of the walls are lined with Portuguese cognac-colored cork boards, creating a cozy and soft space, while the other walls are processed with hand-brushed natural cement. A classic bar detail, a brass profile, accentuates the seams between these materials, creating lively accents in the space. The furniture and lighting were designed custom for the bar - the pendant lights above the tables are made from black 3-liter wine bottles, usually used to archive wines, and the pendant lights above the bar ar... More

While each distinct use has the ability to operate independently if need be, King Somm was designed for customers to be able to purchase a bottle of wine from the retail outlet and drink in-store or take it away.  Likewise with the take-away pizza outlet and kitchen, offering customers to option to dine in the small wine bar or take-away.  The bar occupies the former billiard hall, which is accessed through a small hallway from the central arch in the historic facade.   Upon recommendation from our Heritage Consultant, a paint specialist was engaged to strip back the many layers of paint over the years revealing a dado of government green and gold that surrounded the hall and was where the spectator seating once was.  ... More

The wine bar and bistro 75 Café and Loungeis located inside a typical village house in the center of the mountain resort of Ponte di Legno. The project curated by LissoniAssociati regarded the design of the ground floor spaces which have been transformed into a single area configured around three intercommunicating rooms: a bar area with counter, a central room with tables and benches and to one side a lounge area. The intervention also included the renovation of the façade with cladding in dark stained larch wood, the regularization of the openings and the development of the external terrace.   The intent of LissoniAssociati was to take guests back to the warmth and hospitality of yesteryear by realizing a contemporary... More

As the traditional role between men and women become blurred in modern society, the privacy at home and the basic nature of spaces in the house is being changed. Even the privacy among family members that had been overlooked in the past patriarchal era with a large family is now the most basic thing to insure, especially among married couples. The economic independence of women through increased participation in society plays a role in this. As a result, the kitchen has turned into a café-like space with a large table out of its traditional function of producing the food. It is also a wine bar for the soon-to-be married couple to stop by after work. Most tiny houses in Korea are normally very complicated inside without a sense of ope... More

 CHYBIK + KRISTOF Architects & Urban Designers have announced the completion of the House of Wine, a wine bar and tasting room located in Znojmo, in the heart of the Moravian region. Set in a converted 19th-century brewery and its adjacent technical space added to the structure in the 1970s, the project overlooks a 9th-century chapel and neighboring Gothic church – reflecting the town’s many architectural layers and histories. Merging two spaces with distinct heritages and adopting individual approaches – and understandings – of renovation for each, the architects respond to the respective building’s structural past and function, all the while rethinking conventional notions on restoration.Restore... More

Acoustis® 50 by Mermet : qualities recognized as far away as new Zealand  A manufacturer of fibreglass-based technical fabrics, Mermet revolutionized the market in 2006 with the launch of Acoustis® 50. This new fabric is the only one which offers an exceptional dual-functionality, being both a material for acoustic absorption and solar protection.   Its unique properties recognized around the world are the reason why, today, this Mermet fabric can even be found  in a wine bar on the other side of the globe in New Zealand.   Considered to be one of the most prestigious wine growing areas, Brick Bay is noted for its exceptional wine bar. The owners called in Noel Lane, a New Zealand architect, to build this... More

Arti Paintbar is a open painting studio that is open to everyone with or without any background in painting. The space is create to be inspireing for all kinds of people,  to come together and express their creative sides and have a bit of fun. More

Design studio Doone Silver Kerr (DSK) has designed a new ‘aparthotel’ for Stow Projects and Ciel Capital, located at 137-139 Lower Marsh, Waterloo and situated within the Lower Marsh Conservation Area. Responding to the demands for more flexible living trends in Central London, the project blends the design qualities of a boutique hotel with the privacy of an apartment to provide adaptable, high-qualityurban accommodation where city dwellers can live, work, eat and sleep.   With a focus on simplicity, robustness and durability, the innovative 5-storey modular development consists of 20 rooms/apartments, each formed from a recycled 30ft shipping container. The refined interior shells of the containers are clad with self-fi... More

Cyberdog is a project by the famous artist and sculptor David Černý based on the progressive ideas of the 21st century. It is a technological-informartion centre including wine bar with robotically operated service. Project was opened at the start of December 2018.   The creative architectural design comes out of the art studio Black n’Arch of the Trigema Group led by the artish David Černý. The shape of the two-floor building resembles a dog‘s head and body, and the material that of a space ship. Every detail of Cyberdog’s interior has been carefully designed. For example Philippe Starck designed the Masters chairs for Kartell as a tribute to the three icons of contemporary design. Their shapes reveal... More