Through an arched corner of the dining room, you will find a cosy spot to spend the night, the moody cousin to Lulu’s restaurant, a mesmerizing haven of mystery and eclectic charm. 

Here the dark blue velvety tone of the walls creates an atmosphere of depth and allure, reminiscent of the night sky itself, tempting you to get lost in the evening. In this inky, murky setting, unexpected bursts of pink emerge, teasing the eye and adding a touch of the whimsical, flamboyant.

 The space invites you to settle in and relax, embarking on a nocturnal journey, lounging around the fireplace, sipping on cocktails, perched at the bar, and relishing the company of friends and family. A subtle French influence weaves its way through the design of the bar, evoking an aura of timeless refinement and classical harmony, like you’ve stumbled into a hidden room layered with trinkets of those who have passed through, both then and now. Every corner is infused with an enchanting blend of old-world elegance, surprisingly punctuated with pops of contemporary flair. Whilst tucked into the booth seating coupled with vintage burl chairs, you’re surrounded by winking David Shrigley posters, disguised in old frames. 

Opposite, surrounding the fireplace is a vintage 1970’s checkerboard sofa, coupled with customised, curvaceous armchairs, all softly illuminated by the fire and the mid-century brass chandelier.