No 92 Wine Bar Sydney
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No 92 Wine Bar by Pattern Studio preserves the historical essence of a rendered brick, late 1800s Victorian Georgian Building in Glebe. Past iterations have seen the building house a bank, tea room, antique dealer, boot factory and even a private investigators office. Now, the two-storey interior delivers the warmth of a cosy local hangout with a nuanced elegance.
“The building had a certain elegance that we really wanted to preserve and enhance. Fundamentally, it’s an immersive space that feels more like a congenially serviced private manor than hospitality venue,” says No 92 owner, Angela Kasimis
Resident Products
Isabella Chair by Simon James
Kashmir Chair by Simon James
Offset Stool by Philippe Malouin
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