The design of the commercial interior of the wine shop was based on the clients' requests to make the space pleasant for both customers and them - they wanted to feel at home here, because they would spend a lot of time here. Together, we wanted to avoid the usual clichés associated with wine - especially gloomy spaces evoking classic wine cellars. So we took other attributes from wines and delicacies: hospitality, craftsmanship, warmth and juiciness. The small kitchen, which leads to the back and is visible from the showroom, also got a new look. Here, the inspiration was coffee with milk.

The space was renovated, including the floor and the kitchenette. In the interior, we work with a light wooden floor, which the clients were not afraid to place even in this commercial space. The wood decor is also prescribed in part of the furniture or stairs (podiums) by the high window, which are used for seating and displaying goods. The big dominant is the olive green wine cabinet made of varnished MDF with details of black metal rods. These add a certain depth and sophistication to the wine cabinet, but also have a practical meaning against bottles falling off the shelves.
On the opposite side, a wall was created for delicatessen and oils. Here we combined stainless steel with white ceramic tiles, the imperfect surface of which refers to old country tiles. The whole concept is about a dialogue of a kind of minimalism and raw materials with their opposite – sophistication and sometimes even cuteness. This is represented, for example, by the wallpaper from the Spanish brand CASA NATUENDO behind the sales counter. Also worth mentioning is the large asymmetrical table "parked" by the door. It is made of a white compact and metal legs with wheels and provides a display area. However, it can be easily moved if necessary - either to open the door or for tastings. One of the supporting materials of the project is the tiling: in white it defines the sales walls, on the floor and stairs to the back and in the kitchen, black tiles in a small format are used, and in the kitchen, coffee-tone tiling plays a crucial role on the walls.