Drawing from French Neoclassical and Louis XVI architectural furniture, this bar is structured as a freestanding architectural cabinet with a paneled lower counter and elevated display canopy.
The lower section uses rectangular recessed panels, fluted pilaster details and carved foliate brackets, while the upper structure is defined by glazed display panels arranged within a geometric framework. A projecting cornice with dentil and bead moulding completes the canopy, giving the piece a strong architectural hierarchy.
The central counter provides space for bottle storage and service, while the open upper section allows glassware and bottles to remain visible. Its symmetrical construction suits formal dining rooms, private bars, entertaining spaces and classically detailed interiors.
The frame can be crafted in teak wood, with oak or ash wood also available to suit the desired finish and interior scheme.
Made to order, with upholstery and finish selected for each commission.
