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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

“Naïve” sparkling wine bar in Kiev, Ukraine by AKZ Architectura

 
July 29th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: AKZ Architectura

Zuieva Katya and Olga Malyshenko (AKZ Architectura, Kiev, Ukraine) were requested to design a new bar in Kiev. The task was very interesting: create a space that fundamentally different from all the Kiev bars that include bricks, wood and rusty metal. Designers feel absolutely free in their creative decisions. So they take the conception of Naïve bar about sparkling wine and try to show in interior the essence of this drink – the lightness and a sense of celebration. The bright and in the same time gentle colors with the returning 70th style that displayed in furniture with “Art Deco” style bathroom create the space where you whant to forget everything and “just drink sparkling wines and cocktails and feel happy”.

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

  • Architects: AKZ Architectura (Zuieva Katya, Olga Malyshenko)
  • Project: “Naïve” sparkling wine bar
  • Location: Kiev. Basseina street 1/2, Ukraine
  • Photography: Lesha Yanchenkov
  • Area: 80 m2
  • Realization: 2016

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

What was the inspiration?

The inspiration was to show the essence sparkling wine drink – the lightness and the sense of celebration it implies.

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

Why did you choose this colour palette?

Color pallette run from the colours of wine. If to mix white and red wine we’ve got a rose/pink one, so we choose this colour as main in the interior(walls,floor,some fabrics).And also the gold colour is main, cause it’s sparkle and make the shiny effect as sparkle wine bubbles.

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

What materials used and why?

We used light pink pressed concrete on the floor, with some kind of stains and cracks Basic pink paint on the walls as a main and white wall with blue dots was designers hand made work.

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

Black and white tile  mixing with mosaic and fabric green curtains  at the entrance  to make some intrigue for not showing from the first step that there is big pink space ) Mirrors are for visually increase interior, cause this place is without windows and you need like more air.

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

Gold metal on the basis of furniture as shiny detail and it looks fabulous. All materials are an easy reference to the art deco style. ( geometric black/white tile, velour fabrics, gold, arc mirrors, fluted glass lights).

The reason “why” was to make space fundamentally different from most Kiev bars which feature predominantly bricks, wood, and rusty metal.

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

Image Courtesy © Lesha Yanchenkov

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