A neo-gothic building in Romania becomes a posh bar.
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Sebastian Barlica took an 18th century neo-gothic building in Bucharest, Romania, and turned it into a gorgeous contemporary bar. Located in the basement of the building, the bar accommodates 2 bartenders, a DJ, and room to dance. Its U-shaped table, which appears to be floating, was the main design focus for the room, and was interestingly assembled from 25 separate pieces. [Contemporist]
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