The Rabbit hole – inviting tea bar in Sydney

Today we present you an impressive tea bar in Australia. A wide range of organic teas is primarily offered there. Rather, you have to pay attention to the successful design. Immerse yourself briefly in the flexible and cheerful room design of this tea bar!

Eclectic materials ensure balance in the interior

The warm and clever lighting catches the eye at first glance. The eye-catchers in the room are the various hanging, tubular and spherical lights.

Eclectic furnishings and delicate pastel colors create the pleasant atmosphere

Soft color combination for lots of light and comfort

The impressive design with the weird name The Rabbit hole will definitely not leave you indifferent. The fresh, artistic and cozy interior alone ensures a pleasant stay.

The planning and design were brought about by the Australian interior designer. The brick walls with their original industrial look have been retained. The walls have been painted half-height white so that they radiate more comfort. The former wooden ceiling beams give the design a rustic touch.

The metal elements seem to be seamlessly combined with the predominant wooden structures

The eclectic furnishings create dynamism, the effect of which is enhanced by filigree and clever decorative elements. The traditional Japanese repair method Kintsugi can be seen in the installation with bowls.

Soft colors such as white, yellow and light blue as well as open shelves make up the cozy ambience

Assortment of teas for every taste

Experience the effect of symmetry and visual playfulness

Funny and impressive furnishing elements are the preparation islands and counters with pieces of mosaic tiles. Otherwise, contemporary art determines the overall look of the tea bar.

Preparation island with a great design and strategic placement

The contrast between the white walls and the wooden elements creates a distinct elegance. Other eye-catching details made of brass, the discreet lighting and the delicate light blue ceramic bowls successfully attract attention.

Eye-catching mosaic tiles in white

The oak that we see everywhere in the bar goes well with the rest of the metal elements.

Careful planning is also reflected in the clever combination of colors

The ceramic mosaic in detail

The overall impression amazes us with its perfection. This tea bar is definitely one of the cosiest places to have fun in Sydney.