Working within a compact footprint of approximately 130 square metres, Theresa Obermoser Design rejected a conventional open plan in favour of a sequence of interconnected rooms. Each space carries its own atmosphere, encouraging movement and discovery while maintaining a cohesive identity. This approach allows the bar to support a variety of experiences, from intimate conversations to more social gatherings, all within a carefully controlled spatial framework.
Materiality plays a central role in the project, with Theresa Obermoser Design layering stone, velvet, timber, wallpaper and warm metallic finishes to create depth and richness. The design embraces contrast, allowing each element to stand independently while contributing to a unified composition. Custom furniture and bespoke joinery were developed to ensure consistency in proportion and comfort throughout.