This pub in Budapest by Roy Zsidai takes influences from numerous areas, resulting in an eclectic and memorable bar design. Zsidai uses ideas from the city's ruined pubs, taking old industrial designs and fusing this with Asian culture. The result is nothing short of stunning.
The inside looks like a mix between Chinatown and an old bar that one could even come across in England. Red is the dominating color inside, with Chinese lanterns hanging from the ceiling that you would find during the new year for this country. DesignBoom puts it well saying that "the result is a rejuvenated space where the 1930s style of Shanghai and the shabby-chic interiors are intertwined with one another." For those looking for an eclectic place, this bar by Roy Zsidai is a great option.
Photo Credits: designboom, zsidai
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Eclectic Bar Design
- Opportunity to create unique, memorable bar concepts by fusing different cultural influences and design styles.
- Industrial Fusion
- Combining industrial design with other cultural influences to create a unique aesthetic in various retail spaces.
- Shanghai-inspired Interiors
- Incorporating design elements from 1930s Shanghai into modern retail and hospitality spaces.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Hospitality
- Creating one-of-a-kind bar and restaurant concepts that offer patrons a unique and memorable experience.
- Retail
- Taking inspiration from eclectic design styles to create visually stunning retail spaces that stand out from traditional retail locations.
- Interior Design
- Incorporating cultural influences and industrial elements to create visually stunning design concepts for various spaces such as homes, offices, and retail locations.
