Designing a pub gives you permission to have fun with architecture. There is no need for excessive seriousness or formality—the interior should have personality, humor, and details that people notice, remember, and talk about.

In this project, familiar elements of beer culture became part of the architecture: door handles shaped like bottle caps, beer kegs displayed inside a transparent glass bar, exposed pipes and ductwork, raw brick walls, and playful industrial details. Instead of hiding the technical character of the space, the design celebrates it.

Lighting adds another layer of energy, combining warm ambient light with unexpected green accents that transform the bar into the visual centerpiece of the interior. Every detail contributes to an atmosphere that feels informal, energetic, and slightly unconventional.