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  • Theme of Monotone for this Bar and Lounge in Kompally, Hyderabad : ZULA | The Canvas 

    We still remember walking into a cafeteria like place in Minerva Hotel, Kompally,  Hyderabad, when the client asked us he wants the same to be converted into one of its  kinds Bar and Lounge. This being our first project in Bar Category, we made sure nothing goes wrong and did extra  research on Bar designing and functionality. After several rounds of meetings and revisions, we finally came up with a theme of  monotone blacks and greys..making the entire walls, floor, ceiling monotone and breaking  the same in some solid colours like red, blue and green.

    Theme of Monotone for this Bar and Lounge in Kompally, Hyderabad : ZULA | The Canvas 

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    Acoustics was one of the major challenges we faced as we cant afford any sound to travel  out and disturb other guests in the hotel. We tried to incorporate sound proof eco boards  and acoustic panels as much as possible and created a playful patterns just with the acoustic  sheets. We used the “Johnnie Walker”, “lady with headphone” and “angel” backlit panels with  dancing lights effect to add to the glam of the place.  The stage area is again plain black colour highlighting just the neon arc created by the  profile lights and the screen. We have provided some interesting corners like the “selfie mirror wall” where guests can  click selfies looking into the mirror. 

    The main entrance is also created into a colourful pattern of acoustic panels. The Bar has been created keeping in mind the overall theme of the place. The entire back  counter has been kept backlit with alabaster sheets. The front counter has a beautiful design of teak beadings to add a touch of warmth and  luxury. 

    The entire seating has been divided into 3 parts : 1.Loungers- plush burgundy leather sofas for relaxed seating. 2.Regaular table chairs- for comfort of having dinner 3.High tables- for those who just want to enjoy their cocktails with a few snacks.

    The main entrance has also been created keeping in mind the interiors of the lobby where  quirky elements wont match. Going with the ceiling height restriction, we tried expanding  the entrance horizontally and adding a glam factor by putting backlit zula logo and bright  red 3D hexagons. Overall, the project has come out how we had imagined..:)

    FACT FILE

    Designed by : The Canvas 

    Project Type : Bar and Lounge 

    Project Name : ZULA – Bar and Lounge 

    Location : Kompally, Hyderabad 

    Year Built : 2021 

    Duration of project : 4 months 

    Project Size : 2700 sq.ft 

    Project Cost Appx : 50 lac

    Principal Architect : Anjali Sahni and Komal Agarwall 

    Photograph Courtesy : Ricken Desai 

    Products and Materials : We have used multiple vendors from across the country. Some of  them include Rangoli in Banjara hills for acoustic panels, Hanuman Enterprises in Srinagar  colony for tiles, Aple Lights for Ambient Lighting, Customised Movable Furnitur : Overseas Gallery etc.

    Firm’s Website Link : The Canvas 

    Firm’s Instagram Link : The Canvas 

    Firm’s Facebook Link : The Canvas 

    Email Id (For any inquiry) : info@thecanvas.in

    Disclaimer: No TAD editor is involved in the curation of this content.

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