On another wall, taking advantage of the double-height space and providing support for the service staff, a floor-to-ceiling shelving unit was created using reclaimed wooden beams and steel shelves. The shelving is used to store glassware and bottles.The mezzanine level houses the bar, kitchen and bathrooms, all clad in stainless steel. The bar and glassware display become one of the main elements of the space and are designed with rounded forms inspired by the hulls of boats. From the bar stools, the entire kitchen can be seen, including the wood-fired cooking area and central marble worktables used for cold food preparation and coffee.We also intervened in the existing staircase, which was retained as part of the project. It was painted white and its handrail was modified, with the balusters positioned perpendicular to the staircase, recalling the stairways found on ships. Navy-blue nautical ropes were also incorporated, while the steps were clad in reclaimed wood.Outside, a second bar serving drinks was added, reinterpreting the form and construction of transport pallets.The outdoor furniture combines wooden tables and chairs designed for exterior use with green rope chairs. Tables by De Velas were also incorporated, made from fibreglass and covered with canvas sourced from the sails of sailing boats.
