A towering sculpture by Kaws and a graphic polka-dot print floor feature within this Budapest bar, which interior architect Roman Plyus has designed to be instantly Instagrammable.
Located at the heart of the Hungarian capital, Buhairest is set within an early 20th-century building that once served as a textile factory.
The 350-square-metre bar has been designed by Roman Plyus to be a "dramatic" space that encourages visitors to snap and share photos on Instagram.

"I think it's very important for public interiors to leave behind a pleasant aftertaste and a couple of good shots as a keepsake," Plyus told Dezeen.
"It has always been important for people to capture their history, from the time of cave paintings ? Instagram is like a small cave where each of us displays pictures of our lives."
A curved niche at the rear of the venue is filled with a sculpture by American artist Kaws ? titled Small Lie, the piece depicts a Pinocchio-inspired figure bowing its head.
At the base of the sculpture is a brass-framed plate on the floor spelling out the word Instagram, outlining the space as a prime photo opportunity for visitors.

Bold, Insta-friendly details pepper the rest of the space. A bulbous fireplace dominates a corner of the main room, and reclaimed rust-red tiles create a polka-dot pattern across the floor.
The same russet hue has been applied to several other elements in the bar, such as the central high-table and circular wall sconces.

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