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Gabriel Corchero Studio

The main concept that involves this Gastro-Bar specializes in Cheese is based on
the care of nature, and the use of materials and products that are environmentally
friendly. Therefore all these elements revolve around this great premise, we return
to the origins and craftwork from the standpoint of cutting edge most innovative and
timeless.

The façade, made of cedar wood, is vaporized and protected with a water varnish
treatment environmentally sustainable. This part simulates the topography of the earth
in the form of wooden slats at different levels, giving a sense of natural and organic
movement. A quadrangular turned entrance serves as a showcase, reinforcing the
sense of the topographical curves and enhancing the natural light entering the space.
Once open the double door of the façade, we can see the access geometric cubeshaped
rotated in space made in transparent glass allowing for a rich interplay that
creates visual impact when have not yet crossed the threshold of the door.
At the entrance, we see in the left wall, five meters filled with dishes cascading hanging,
showing the first of many winks to the animal world. We see them as irreverent and
funny pictures of animals dressed in suits, full of details that only the more observant
will notice.

On the right, floating on a wooden and stainless steel pedestal, in front of the
impressive shelves, have the huge floating bar we made in Corian ®, innovative and
versatile material that allowed us to make this intricate design. This polished white bar
of organic forms, evokes the element volatility, standing almost perfectly balanced on
the stand that supports it.

All the furniture, designed by GABRIEL CORCHERO STUDIO, have been made of
chestnut wood and DM veneer with a water neutral varnish treatment.
The chairs, solid wood, is upholstered in natural fabrics of different patterns for the low
chairs and lacquered in white with non-slip treatment on the high stools, with discreet
and useful design details like a hidden carabiner to hang the handbags.

The tables are accompanied by a path made of white polished Corian ® emulating
a typical tablecloth of a traditional table from a new point of view, all supported by a
robust table leg of lacquered steel just in the center. Other tables have been conducted
in solid Spanish oak with a treatment of natural waxes that evoke the rustic sense of
craftwork as the “Poncelet table”. The small modular tables in the library on which we
could leave a book, a good wine or a delicious tasting of cheese, bet for the vibrant
colors to give this space for reading and conference a more dynamic meaning.

We have wanted the details were very present throughout the development to create
a truly unique space lasting in t