This is a historic Lviv villa that has passed through several eras — Austro-Hungarian, Polish, and Soviet — and has been preserved into modern times in independent Ukraine. The atmosphere of this place embodies the true spirit of Lviv.

The restaurant features several halls located on the first and second floors, each with its own character and ambiance.

The interior is distinguished by a vibrant, eclectic style with a rich variety of accents: decorative wallpapers, textured plaster, statement chandeliers, furniture, and numerous design details create a layered and visually engaging space.

On the first floor, light curtains with expressive patterns emphasize the dynamic nature of the interior. On the second floor, plain textured fabrics dominate, creating a more restrained and elegant atmosphere.

Wallpaper is used in an unconventional way — applied partially as decorative accents on the walls. Collections in the Provence style are predominantly used, adding softness and charm to the interior.

On the second floor, curtains perform a dual function: they both control lighting and help zone the space. Bay window ceiling tracks were custom-bent to follow the curved architecture, allowing the textiles to integrate seamlessly into the space. This approach creates separate areas where guests can enjoy additional privacy.

Classic rod curtain systems were installed on the windows, complementing and reinforcing the overall interior style.