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Two Streets Over.

ArchiPro Project Summary - A classic transformation of a heritage building into a sophisticated whisky bar, blending laid-back elegance with historical charm, completed in 2018 for The Coxs.

Title:: Two Streets Over
Interior Designer:: Jumble & Stack
Category:: Commercial/; Hospitality
Region:: Fortitude Valley, Queensland, AU
Completed:: 2018
Price range:: $0 - $0.25m
Building style:: Classic
Client:: The Coxs
Photographers:: Jumble & Stack

Location: Fortitude Valley,QLDYear Completed: 2018Photographer: Jumble & Stack, Conor McKillop

A bright cocktail bar turned moody whisky bar. These client's had a very clear vision of a laid back, yet classy venue.

The downstairs bar next to the restaurant area was given a minor face-lift while the upstairs bar was completely reworked into a tribute to the old apothecary that was the first tenant of this heritage building. In the upstairs lounge area, the fireplace mantel was shipped up from an antique store in NSW and repainted to fit in perfectly in it's new home. This is just one of the little touches that makes this heritage space so special.

Head to the Jumble and Stack website for some "before" images in the Before & After gallery to see the transformation.

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Jumble & Stack

Interior Designers

Toowong, Brisbane, Queensland

jumbleandstack.com

Jumble & Stack. Jumble and stack is a Brisbane based studio focusing on interior architectural design and decoration of hospitality, residential and leisure spaces. The founder of Jumble & Stack, Kim Burns, is recognised for her eclecticism and versatility. Every project has its own unique identity that is carefully tailored to each client. We place a lot of importance on individuality, timelessness, and respecting existing structure and surroundings. Our favourite part of the design process is the challenge of coming up with practical solutions without compromising on aesthetics. We aim to provide not only visually pleasing spaces, but functional spaces that stretch past first impressions and into the everyday living and working realisms of a space.