Luxury bar spaces by Essentia Environments
Bar with a backdrop
Carved out of on a bold bar of marble and supported by a brass pillar steals the show of this room. Complimented by bar stools in grey that match the colour and design of the marble, it completes the setup.An interesting backdrop with design and imagery in a bright contrast to the marble makes the space stand out while the charming fireplace beautifully engulfed in the wall of marble adds to the ambience of the room. Located next to a large transparent glass from floor to the wall, and decorated with sheer curtains this bar is flooded with natural light. The pristine look of the bar space brings out the elegance of glasses and decanters placed on it.
Bar with a raised floor
The sculptural bar, stylish lights and sleek bar chairs create a glamorous space. The floor is lit with underlying lights that distinguishes its look. Bar with a patterned floor
A patterned flooring in a monotone palette leads to a luxe bar area. Set on the backdrop of a clear glass window it gives an extended look to the space. With a metallic bar table and upholstered and metallic bar chairs this space is chic.
A modern designer light fixture lights up the space and adds to the ambience of the bar. A side wooden unit is a backlight space with storage for the alcohol for this bar which is both aesthetic and functional.
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