Speakeasies were borne from necessity, but grew to become a culture. Long after Prohibition was abolished, the allure of classic speakeasies remained. And now, architect Alberto Caiola is taking that allure to the next level. It starts with The Press - a seemingly normal, albeit beautifully designed sandwich shop. Alberto's design is meant to evoke a subtle sense of curiosity, with concrete flooring, neon lighting strips, and minimalist furnishings providing a strong sense of visual intrigue. In...
Speakeasies were borne from necessity, but grew to become a culture. Long after Prohibition was abolished, the allure of classic speakeasies remained. And now, architect Alberto Caiola is taking that allure to the next level. It starts with The Press - a seemingly normal, albeit beautifully designed sandwich shop. Alberto's design is meant to evoke a subtle sense of curiosity, with concrete flooring, neon lighting strips, and minimalist furnishings providing a strong sense of visual intrigue. In...
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