Sakebar by Nobu attracts with a Japanese-inspired interior – Tétris was responsible for the finishing works

07 listopada 2022

Tétris experts once again carried out a fit-out project in the interiors of Nobu Hotel Warsaw.

Opened in mid-September this year, Sakebar by Nobu on Wilcza Street in Warsaw is tempting customers with its unique Sake based cocktails, Japanese-inspired tapas and impressive design consistently referencing the land of the Cherry Blossom. Jeske & Adamchyk studio is responsible for the concept. In turn, the execution of this intriguing space, full of details and unique solutions, was entrusted to Tétris, for whom this was another implementation at the Nobu Hotel Warsaw.

Nobu Hotel Warsaw is a unique and fashionable place in the city, which combines modernity and history, as the art-deco part of the building dates back to the 1920s. The elegant architecture and unconventional recreation and gastronomic offers attract not only tourists. Newly opened on the first floor part of the hotel, Sakebar by Nobu follows the concept of combining Japanese minimalism and elegant aesthetics with its appearance and offer.

Sakebar by Nobu covers an area of about 150 sqm. – which seems small but was demanding in terms of quality of finish and non-standard solutions or even shapes. I'm thinking of, among other things, the intricate design of the ceilings, which give the impression of three-dimensionality, or the majestic bar counter made of marble, which matches the marble tables. We covered the walls with warm decorative plaster and the floor with dark wood. An eye-catching solution we made is the built-in plinths in the walls. Interior mood is created by carefully selected lighting on the ceiling and in the form of wall sconces.

Małgorzata Latek, Project Manager, Tétris

Within the scope of work delivered by Tetris were ceilings, plaster, floors, doors, and wall finishes. Tetris also coordinated the construction of installations, and assembly of furniture, seating, and lighting. All the furnishings were precisely selected by the architects to create this unique composition. Their focus on the original, local brands and quality accessories makes the fit-out unique in Tétris portfolio. The atmosphere of the place is completed with long curtains and comfortable cushions.

We wanted to keep the place in the same style as the hotel while giving it an individual touch. Not only do we invite guests to enjoy the author's menu or cocktails with a Japanese twist in the beautiful interior, but also to meet the art. Currently on display are paintings and organic sculptures by Misha Waks. Also noteworthy is the paper installation above the bar by the Lodz-based studio ID.FOR.FUN, which brings lightness to the space.

Stefan Bauer, General Manager, Nobu Hotel Warsaw

Sakebar by Nobu can accommodate about 55 guests and is available for private hire. The entrance is both from the street and from the hotel lobby. The work on this original space was another Tétris project at Nobu Hotel Warsaw. Previously, the fit-out company prepared the interiors of 81 rooms, in fourteen types, with a high standard of finish – both in the vintage area and the newly built one.

*Photos by Kinga Skalik Fotografia

A subsidiary of JLL, a Fortune 500 company, Tétris is a leading design and build firm. Its mission is to design and build vibrant spaces that inspire people to think better, work better and live better. With a global team of engineers, architects and designers, Tétris is able to provide a full range of services to meet clients' needs from design to construction and furniture selection (FF&E). Globally, since its inception in 2003, the company has grown in 18 countries on three continents, with a team of more than 820 people located in 35 offices. For more information, visit tetris-db.com.

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