Vine-green walls and Merlot hued mirrors appear inside this Barcelona bar, which Spanish studio Isern Serra has designed in reference to the process of making wine.
Photo is by Salva LopezThe bar – named Orvay – allows visitors to sample an extensive variety of wines, which served as a starting point for local studio Isern Serra to design the bar's interiors.
It developed a colour scheme inspired by elements of wine production, picking contrasting shades that could outline different seating zones.

"We started with the idea of a 'game of colour', we wanted it to be the great protagonist of the space," explained the studio.
"We also liked the chromatic relationship that was generated between the three rooms, so there is no need for an element that separates them physically."
Located in the El Born neighbourhood – an area of Barcelona known for its eclectic selection of eateries and drinking spots – the bar is sat close to 14th-century church Santa Maria del Mar and accessed via a medieval-era arcade.
The false ceiling's in the bar's entryway – which features casual high counters and black stool chairs by Danish brand Menu – has been knocked through to reveal historic stone walls. These have been left exposed with the intention that their beige hue will remind visitors of the fertile earth of wineries.
In the more formal dining area, surfaces have been painted deep green in reference to the verdant terrain of vineyards...