Atmospheric bar in Melbourne
"Poodle" is a unique place that invites its guests on an extraordinary journey into the past. Leather sofas are reminiscent of bars from the 1930s filled with cigarette smoke, and the dark colors add a touch of mystery.
The Australian Bergman & Co studio run by Wendy Bergman is responsible for the design of the bar. The interior is very romantic and elegant. Most of the equipment was made to order.
The palette of turquoise and green is complemented by warm browns and walnut wood. There are white and blue tiles on the floor, and the brick walls are also painted blue.
Comfortable, leather sofas are the perfect place not only for a romantic dinner for two, but also for a feast in a larger group. Dark wood panels combine with the wooden cabinets.
The glowing green mosaic reflects the light and blends in perfectly with the dark green marble on the countertop.
The architects paid great attention to details: from antique furniture handles, through frames for numerous posters and photos, to the plants. Spot lighting in retro style introduces a romantic atmosphere to the interior.
It is also worth paying attention to the bathrooms, where green marble and structural plaster combine with geometric sinks in bright red color. Golden fittings add elegance to the whole and emphasize the composition. A very thoughtful and sensual interior!
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