Interior

The interior draws inspiration from art deco with a touch of postmodernism, characterized by the dekometria style, which combines decoration with geometry. This style is expressed through simple arcs, circles, ellipses, and a color palette of off white, sand shades, and warm beiges. High-quality materials such as oak, natural stone, precious metals, and glass are prominently used.

The design is enhanced by elongated lamps in the shape of cones and icicles made from clear glass, created in the Velt workshop in Warsaw.

The focal point of the first room, besides the long bar, includes wardrobes with geometric fields featuring wooden inlays and metal fittings, harmonizing with modern, uniquely styled fiber optic lamps designed by the architect.

Tables in the restaurant have tops that reflect light due to pieces of silver embedded in resin, crafted by Monika Błaszkowska, an award-winning designer. Various local artists and craftsmen, including Krzysztof Janeczek, Paweł Wroński, and Juliusz Ipohorski-Lencewicz, contributed to different parts of the interior. The standout feature is a decorative wall in the Tasting Room, designed and executed by Zbigniew Francuz, showcasing characteristic arches, geometric shapes, and simple forms consistently throughout the space.

The centerpiece of the restaurant is the fully open and glass-walled kitchen located at the center of the venue.

The dynamic work of the chefs under the watchful eye of master chef Łukasz Budzik adds an element of controlled chaos that captures the attention of guests.