laser cut panel which offers beautiful dappled shading outside
the wine lounge and restaurant area.
The former warehouse of the Winery has been artfully
renovated into a Venue Hall. This extension was intended to mirror
the silhouette of the existing building within a new metal structure,
but the main structure of the extension had to ‘disappear’ into
the landscape. The reflection of the landscape in the tinted glass
panels achieved exactly that. Now the Venue Hall stands as an
eye-catching ‘mirror box’ set within the new metal structure,
which repeats the shape of the original building’s façade and
reflects the magnificent surrounds.
The Venue Hall includes marble flooring, glass walls, huge
pivot screens with laser cut panels hiding doors leading to an
industrial kitchen. This is beautifully finished off with magnificent
brass chandeliers. “Interior design here aimed to combine the
existing industrial style of the warehouse with modern elements
of public spaces. The eclecticism was chosen as an essential idea
in interior design process,” adds Julia.
The fluidity of the design has been enhanced by wooden
furniture and cladding by Pierre Cronje Fine Furniture and by
bronze sculptures and elements by Charles Haupt (Bronze
Age Studio).
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