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Chill-Out Puerto de Alcudia

A restaurant turned into a seaside chill-out.

From restaurant to chill-out.

A restaurant in Puerto de Alcudia converted into a chill-out pub: a sea-view terrace, pallet sofas with cushions, sail shades and string lights.

Location
Puerto de Alcudia, Mallorca
Work
Restaurant converted into a chill-out pub

The project

In Puerto de Alcudia, a restaurant was renovated and turned into a chill-out pub.

The photographs published by NSG show the sea-view terrace, the low sofas, the sail shades and the string lights, as well as the renovated bar and restrooms.

What NSG did

  1. Restaurant converted into a chill-out pub (according to NSG's Homify listing).
  2. Plans of the ground floor and the terrace.
  3. As shown in the photos: terrace with pallet sofas and cushions, sail shades and string lights.
  4. As shown in the photos: renovated bar with a plant shelf and restrooms with wallpaper.

Concept

Grey cushions with aqua and blue accents, timber pallets, blue-toned tile floor, white sail shades and textiles with geometric and tropical prints.

Before and after

The bar

Before: original bar with red stools
Before
After: renovated bar with a hanging-plant shelf
After

Explore the project

Terrace with grey cushions, low timber tables and blue tile floor
Covered lounge with a ceiling of lights and low sofas at dusk
The venue's façade lit at night
Sofa detail with aqua cushions and decorative sign
BAR sign and yellow lantern on a white wall
Ladies' restroom door with mirror and wallpaper
Basin on a timber counter in the restroom
Before: room with dark wall, arched window and red stoolsWork in progress
Before: inside the original barWork in progress

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Frame from the «after» video: timber bar with glass pendants and upholstered chairs

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