Sway Soul

Arrival & Frontage

From the pavement on Avinguda Diagonal, the entrance sits within a cream-colored stone façade. A black SWAY SOUL fascia tops the dark-glazed doorway; an adjacent sign reads LOUNGE · FOOD · COCKTAIL above outdoor benches. Crossing the small raised tile lip at the door moves directly into the main customer room, where subdued warm lighting and a violet-lit bar contrast with the brighter street beyond.

Main Cocktail Room

The room is long and visually connected. A substantial white cocktail bar with violet under-counter lighting runs through the space, lined on its customer-facing side by tall tan upholstered stools. Bottles, taps, glassware and preparation fixtures occupy the bar. Across the main circulation space, tall street-facing windows brighten narrow dark tables and rows of curved teal upholstered chairs. Further small teal seating groups sit beside textured green walls, framed pictures and a large ornamental mirror. Pendant lights and a looped circular ceiling light illuminate the dark tiled floor and bar.

Separate VIP Lounge

An interior opening with short curved steps leads away from the main bar into a quieter, darker room. Brown tufted sofas wrap around low circular stone-look tables; textured and patterned dark walls hold framed artwork and decorative flower arrangements. A large glowing moon-shaped wall piece sits prominently above one sofa, identifying the separate VIP seating area.

Customer Restroom

The washroom area is reached by its own interior route that includes steps. Within the customer washroom, two oval white vessel sinks rest on separate timber-look counters beneath an elaborate gold-framed mirror. Gold-toned taps, textured charcoal-colored wall finishes and individual dark doors extend the lounge's visual character into this enclosed area.

Orientation & Level Changes

The direct path from the street entrance connects the long cocktail counter with the window seating. The VIP lounge branches into a separate stepped room, while the restroom is accessed along another stepped interior route. The original 360 panoramas document these distinct customer zones and their visual connections.