6th-Sense's Bar Interior Design Creates the Feeling of Being Undersea
Zoly Zelenyak — May 28, 2015 — Art & Design
References: 6sense.ro
Last year, the Romanian company 6th-Sense Interiors embarked on a new bar interior design. The initiative came from a former client, the same one that it successfully collaborated with in creating the Joben Bistro. This time, they were to recreate the interior design of club 'THE ONE' the designers had worked on a couple of years before.
6th-Sense Interiors came up with the idea of a themed pub meant to faithfully render the interior of a submarine. The vault-shaped ceiling as well as the wagon-shaped space dividing in two different rooms seemed perfect for this kind of design.
'Submarine' in its final form has one large and one small room, each with its own bar according to size. According to the concept idea, the design was supposed to include several details that are commonly found inside any submarine: control panels, periscopes, visible pipes, bolted metal doors, torpedoes and radars. The bar interior design includes two serving bars that mimic the shape of a submarine made from metal, an anti-aircraft booth for the DJ desk, and two mobile torpedoes moving on the ceiling. The small room is called the Engine room, because of the big propeller powered by engines.
The designers created concept sketches and provided the client images for the final decorations, textures, materials and lighting fixtures. The execution of the metal structures was carried out by Elderom, in keeping with the pub's industrial style and steampunk features.
6th-Sense Interiors came up with the idea of a themed pub meant to faithfully render the interior of a submarine. The vault-shaped ceiling as well as the wagon-shaped space dividing in two different rooms seemed perfect for this kind of design.
'Submarine' in its final form has one large and one small room, each with its own bar according to size. According to the concept idea, the design was supposed to include several details that are commonly found inside any submarine: control panels, periscopes, visible pipes, bolted metal doors, torpedoes and radars. The bar interior design includes two serving bars that mimic the shape of a submarine made from metal, an anti-aircraft booth for the DJ desk, and two mobile torpedoes moving on the ceiling. The small room is called the Engine room, because of the big propeller powered by engines.
The designers created concept sketches and provided the client images for the final decorations, textures, materials and lighting fixtures. The execution of the metal structures was carried out by Elderom, in keeping with the pub's industrial style and steampunk features.
Trend Themes
1. Steampunk-inspired Interior Design - Opportunity for designers to create unique and immersive environments that transport customers to different worlds, such as a steampunk submarine pub.
2. Themed Bars and Pubs - Growing trend of creating themed bars and pubs that offer an experiential dining and entertainment experience for customers.
3. Industrial and Retro Aesthetic - Increasing demand for industrial and retro aesthetics in interior design, incorporating elements like metal structures, visible pipes, and bolted metal doors.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - Potential for the hospitality industry to create themed bars and pubs to attract customers looking for unique experiences.
2. Interior Design - Opportunity for interior designers to specialize in creating immersive and thematic environments for bars, pubs, and other entertainment venues.
3. Event Planning - Event planners can incorporate themed bars and pubs as unique and memorable venues for parties, celebrations, and corporate events.
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