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This gentleman’s bar draws inspiration from the film “Kingsman: The Secret Service“, transforming a former café into a dramatic, immersive space. Retaining the building’s original high ceilings and expansive windows, the design centres around a striking focal wall: a custom seven-metre-tall fireplace crowned with a functioning clock. Each hour marker is represented by a bottle of whisky, blending time and spirits into a symbolic and theatrical display.

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Materials such as KD Panels, MDF feature boards, metallic-effect coatings, and black mirrors add layers of texture and warmth. While the ground floor features the main bar and showcase installations, the upper level adopts a more restrained budget approach—PVC conduits from the building's industrial past are repainted to mimic antique brass, maintaining visual coherence throughout.

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Furnishings are entirely bespoke and mobile, with classic Capitonné leather sofas and stone-top tables that cater to live performances, private events, and even weddings. Sound is engineered to remain immersive within, yet unobtrusive outside—highlighting the thoughtful attention to atmosphere and usability.

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This is not just a bar—it is a curated experience where time, music, and design harmoniously converge.

 

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Interior by Woosha design
Photo by  Jeylih Peng

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British-style design | Bar design | Commercial space design | Cigar lounge design 

Taichung interior design | Drinking space design | Taichung gastropub design 

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