Jollygunj Bangalore: Old World Calcutta Bar Design

Another perspective of the expansive layout, highlighting the interplay between the upper and lower levels. The design uses curved balconies and strategically placed bars to guide movement and create a dynamic flow throughout the venue.

A direct look at the main bar, the centerpiece of the entire project. The three large, illuminated canopies create a sense of scale and drama, drawing the eye and anchoring the space. The back bar is designed for both display and function.

The main bar area at night, with the custom lighting creating a warm, inviting atmosphere. The patterned floor tiles and dark wood finishes contribute to the classic, sophisticated vibe of this restaurant interior.

A view from the mezzanine level, looking down across the main floor towards the bar. This shot captures the grandeur of the glass canopy ceiling and the sweeping curves of the balcony, key elements in the architectural storytelling.

The view from a corner table on the mezzanine, showcasing the bar and the curved balustrade. This perspective highlights the multi-level layout I designed to create distinct zones and experiences within the large space.

A similar view to the previous image, emphasizing the warm lighting and the rich wood tones of the bar. Every element was chosen to contribute to the narrative of old Calcutta's charm.

The sweeping curve of the mezzanine balcony, a key architectural feature that defines the space. This element helps to create a dynamic visual flow and offers varied perspectives of the bar below.

A quieter section of the bar, demonstrating how I use lighting and layout to create more intimate zones. The stone flooring and simple furnishings are contrasted with the grand architectural elements elsewhere.

The main bar and seating area, showing the custom canopy lighting that defines the space. This is a prime example of using statement hospitality lighting to create a strong conceptual anchor.