Photography by Martin Baitinger / DITTEL ARCHITEKTEN GMBH
Dittel Architekten have recently completed the interior design for Eduard’s, a new bar in Stuttgart, Germany, that has glass walls allowing pedestrians to see the bright and welcoming interior.
Photography by Martin Baitinger / DITTEL ARCHITEKTEN GMBH
Large doors welcome you inside where you are greeted by a couple of bars with seating, much like the early days of bar culture.
Photography by Martin Baitinger / DITTEL ARCHITEKTEN GMBH
Hidden lighting under the bar, as well as lights hanging from the ceiling create a luxurious feeling and a warmth to the space.
Photography by Martin Baitinger / DITTEL ARCHITEKTEN GMBH
There’s also window seats that allow people to have a drink and watch the activities outside. The ceiling installation in the 16 foot (5m) high space consists of angular copper rods and eye-catching bulbs.
Photography by Martin Baitinger / DITTEL ARCHITEKTEN GMBH
The walls of the bar have been painted in a simple muted green tone that compliments the wood and copper elements.
Photography by Martin Baitinger / DITTEL ARCHITEKTEN GMBH
One wall has a line of benches that use it as a backrest, while closer to the window, there’s armchairs, both of which look out onto the outdoor patio.
Photography by Martin Baitinger / DITTEL ARCHITEKTEN GMBH
The benches expand into a tiered seating area with steps that allow patrons to climb to the highest level.
Photography by Martin Baitinger / DITTEL ARCHITEKTEN GMBH
At the opposite end of the bar, there’s a small lounge area with a comfortable vintage sofa and armchairs.
Photography by Martin Baitinger / DITTEL ARCHITEKTEN GMBH
In the bathroom, green tiles and a backlit mirror reflect the design choices in the main bar.
