Palau Alameda‘s Àtic rooftop has been renovated to offer not only a unique gastronomic experience, but also a visual journey through contemporary interior design. The intervention proposes three differentiated bars that function as aesthetic and functional nodes, able to dialogue with each other while maintaining their own personality.
In this context, the materials become the protagonists. Ascale’s sintered stone surfaces allow for a high visual impact without sacrificing the technical performance required by the intensive use of the horeca channel: resistance to scratching, high temperatures and contact with liquids.
The main bar, covered with Grassi White, interprets white marble with a contemporary approach. The curved cut-out on the fronts adds rhythm and texture, and contrasts with the clean lines of the upper worktop.
In a second bar, the design is warmed up with the golden tones of Ducal Gold, bringing more sophisticated and enveloping nuances to the interior space. This surface is reminiscent of light emperor marble, but with all the advantages of a technical material.
The third proposal opts for a scenographic effect: Onice Blue dresses the cocktail bar with a deep blue and full of nuances, becoming a real focal point in the customer experience.
The interior design, signed by @Parolio, balances classic and contemporary: geometric patterns, traditional Valencian ceramics, metal structures and vibrant textiles. The three bars function as the backbone of the space, connecting functionality, style and visual narrative.
Ceramic, porcelain, glass, and natural stone coverings are ideal for their durability and ease of cleaning.
Consider materials such as quartz, granite, or marble, which offer resistance, durability, and an elegant aesthetic finish.
They are more affordable, lighter, easier to install and maintain, with a very similar appearance to natural marble.
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