This friendly and rustic New York-style loft bar conjures the feeling and look of the city's back alleys instead of the refined coastal bar in Manly, Australia, which is where Donny's Bar is located.
Calling the beachside suburb home, Donny's Bar was designed by Sydney studio Luchetti Krelle using a whole lot of mesh wire, exposed brick and wood panels, worn leather chairs, a network of pipes and dark, atmospheric lighting.
Using recycled materials like chain-link fencing to make up the majority of the palette, this intimate New York style loft bar serves Asian-style tapas and dumplings.
"The rustic quality of the timber contrasts with a shiny copper rectified top and perfectly mitred timber lining boards weaving diagonally across the lower ceiling and walls," says the design team at Luchetti Krelle.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Rustic Atmosphere
- Opportunity to create bars or restaurants with a grungy ambiance and raw, earthy material accentuated with dim lighting
- Recycled Material Palette
- Opportunity to incorporate recycled materials in interior design and build such as chain-link fencing and worn leather pieces
- Asian-style Tapas and Dumplings
- Opportunity to create fusion cuisine combining Asian and Western flavors and serving in an intimate atmosphere
Sectors Adopting This
- Hospitality
- Hotel, bars, and restaurants can create a rustic and raw interior with a dim lighting style that provides a unique cozy ambiance.
- Architecture and Design
- Professional designers and architects can incorporate recycled materials and earthy features, such as chain-link fencing, into their project designs.
- Food and Beverage
- Restaurants and chefs can create fusion cuisine by combining Asian and Western flavors that can be served in an intimate atmosphere perfect for casual or romantic dining.
