Bright details for a bar between luxury and industrial style

 

An invasion of reflections and bright play for this industrial-style bar in Brescia revisited in a luxury perspective. Exposed beams and metal surfaces integrate with pendant lighting and gold mosaics.

Project: Modulor
Year: 2006
Site: Brescia

The external impact is that of an industrial prefabricated building with large windows and brick cladding. The lighting already underlines architectural attention to detail able to enrich the design lines. Atmosphere that is also rediscovered in the interior spaces, handled by exposed beams, natural lighting from the large side windows and a zenithal light obtained from a breakthrough on the upper floor. All enriched by trusses with exposed systems.

It is in this industrial context that the design of the bar area on the ground floor takes place. The purpose is to connect it by stylistic choice with the restaurant on the upper floor. Undoubtedly the attention is drawn to the bar counter area, with industrial chic lighting consisting of single-height pendant bulbs, to visually delimit the bar and relate it to very large ceilings. The part of the counter itself is recognized by the diagonal cut of the main volume, studied in aesthetic terms as a real graphic composition. A mosaic with golden shades shaped in a dynamic composition matches with aluminum inserts irregularly placed in order to give dynamism. A metal base with integrated punctual lighting lightens the volume by recalling the material composition of the tables.

The room is also characterized by the floor that alternates dark opaque surfaces with a strong industrial impact with the central light resin area that also allows floral inserts. The seats alternate chairs with a very essential metal profile with pouf in pink eco-leather and sofas in gray fabric with thick visible stitching.