F.U.L.L. Bar — balbek bureau

Tribeca residence by designer <n>Sean Anderson</n> with a sectional by <n>Verellen</n>. Photo by <n>Haris Kenjar</n>.

A <n>Verde Alpi marble</n> bar in a Melbourne home by designer <n>Brahman Perera</n>. Photo by <n>Lillie Thompson</n>.

Bar cabinet by <n>Commune Design</n> with hardware by <n>Lisa Eisner Jewelry</n>. Photo by <n>Stephen Johnson</n>.

A bar cart setting in <n>Apartment 05, Leinster Square</n>, a project by design studio <n>Banda Property</n>.

The bar table is constructed from square aluminum pipes with circular cutouts designed to hold bottles, joined together to form a continuous counter. Each square pipe can be rotated to create different configurations, either maximizing the number of holes on the top or leaving the surface solid. Inside the tubes, several containers are integrated to hold ice cubes and collect meltwater, keeping the bottles cool. A stainless steel substructure beneath the counter connects and supports the elements through individual structural legs. 
 
The entire system is fully dismountable for easy transport and assembly.

Bar Marsell

The <n>Doheny Residence</n> in Los Angeles, designed by <n>OSKLO</n>. Photo by <n>Shade Degges</n>.

Zweig — balbek bureau

The bar at <n>Stradella Ridge</n> by <n>SAOTA</n>, with interiors by <n>MASS Beverly</n>. Photo by <n>Mike Kelley</n>.

The <n>Switzerland Hotel</n> designed by <n>Banda Property</n>. CGI by <n>Secchi Smith</n>.

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