The briefing for the design of this neighborhood bar was: Bar Americano should look like a bar that has always welcomed guests here. This was implemented perfectly, and Franklin Street in Greenpoint, which is quite sleepy by New York standards, is not a bad place for such an experiment.
Always there, now means: warm mahogany wood, an old-fashioned clock above a well-stocked bar, wallpaper in the hallway and a color palette weighted towards reds, yellows and greens – typical nuances for an American bar. The white marble counter is pleasantly rounded – another detail that encourages communication.
Nevertheless, the bar is moving with the times: cocktails are the real specialty here, and the various small dishes are not only organic, but are also served as sharing plates. So nothing for lonesome riders.
The walls have a traditional alabaster finish. But it is also worth looking upwards. Here you will find classic pewter cladding, which in this case has been painted matt white
Interior Design
Space Exploration Design
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Blaser Finishing, custom made
