Chelsea College Of Art

The space presents an adaptable platform to support a variety of functions, that allow it to evolve from its daytime use as a place to meet, drink and eat to its evening role as a venue for entertainment.

 

The robust design employs colour, familiarity and playful references to the traditional public house along with collections of classic 20th century furniture, illuminated artworks and sculptural lighting installations. Mirrored walls form an important part of the overall design rationale, increasing the sense of volume and reflecting the vibrant interior and helping develop a strong aesthetic presence.

 

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