Grey Goose Bar by Puresang

This nice looking bar interior design is a collection of an architectural project designed by antwerp designers Puresang. The designer have completed this interior of a bar at the headquarters of vodka brand Grey Goose in Brussels, Belgium. The bar features a faceted wall composed of blue, triangular mirror-tiles and has a conference table at one end of the bar.

The atmospheric light structure is custom made for this project and reflects the sparkles of ice. The wall at the end of the bar gives the room a dramatic feel without being too ‘product placing’. The bottles are used as a screen that feels as an ice wall. Light and projection of light are the main features in this room, creating different perspectives by changing the way you’re located in the space.

Some information from Pure Sang:

Grey goose vodka asked Puresang to design a full operating bar in their headquarters in Brussels. The design became a very exciting play of blue mirrors, cut in triangles and mounted in 3D against the wall to create more depth and tactility in the rather small space. The client asked for a high-roller drinking environment that could also be used as a meeting room. That’s why the high gloss bar runs over in the meeting table.

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