Aprol Bar

interior design, hospitality space, bar interior, contemporary baroque, neoclassical sculpture, inverted figure, suspended installation, industrial ceiling, exposed infrastructure, vermillion accents, amber illumination, cobalt blue lighting, dramatic chiaroscuro, warm-cool contrast, pampas grass arrangement, decorative vessels, spherical ceramics, cylindrical seating, sand-colored upholstery, concrete surfaces, mixed materials, botanical elements, dramatic scale, one-point perspective, linear composition, atmospheric lighting, experiential design, theatrical ambiance, luxury hospitality, eclectic aesthetic, maximalist approach, cultural synthesis, contemporary classicism, sculptural focal point, ochre tones, prussian blue accents, textural contrast, material juxtaposition, spatial drama, immersive environment, celebratory atmosphere

Aprol is a bar located on the top floor of a five-story building in the historical center of Moscow. The interior is designed in a pop art style, with orange as the main color, neon lighting, plants and large art objects. A six meter statue of David, printed in parts on a 3D printer, floats under the ceiling and is visible from outside. Six steam fireplaces are set into the low bar counter, so guests reach through the flames to take a glass. A panoramic window brings in daylight and opens a view of the old city.