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bybarcinoddc Circus, the new trendy club in London ... LosdelDesierto


The London district of Covent Garden houses, since last January, the latest project designer Tom Dixon

: Circus
club. A glamorous local, at the same time kitsch, which brings together three concepts in one space, bar, restaurant and theater. The game show spherical mirrors and lamps, no doubt that behind the interior design creativity Circus is darling of British design.



From her study of interior
Design Research Studio (which is creative director), Tom Dixon has designed a room with private labeling. Inspiring by surrealist art, Dixon uses a combination of blue, white and black to create an evocative atmosphere that invites you to explore this world of the circus.

In Circus, furniture iridescent Tom Dixon (exclusive designs for the occasion) is combined with twentieth-century classical pieces. The entrance to the kitchen, for example, has the impressive Golden Bell Artek, the lateral area is illuminated by the chandelier "Shell" by Verner Panton, and around the main table, located under a skylight, is impressive include "Tall Chairs" itself Dixon. Every room is adorned with the "Mirror Balls", a classic British-that contribute to the cabaret atmosphere.


The walls also have a role in the setting of Circus. After passing through a kaleidoscopic hall of mirrors, diners will find themselves flanked by a long wall stamped as a harlequin, whose striking effect is balanced raw tone of the adjacent walls. In the chill out, black is the main color that harmonizes with blue items.

The restaurant specializes in food Pan. His letter also has a quirky list of theatrical cocktails. After dinner, tables are removed and the restaurant turns into a nightclub with entertainment including: amazing performances that will definitely impress everyone at the table. Both the staff and customers can actively participate in the show. Among his famous clients, often dropping by nocturnal Circus celebrities like designer Matthew Williamson, DJ Seb Chew (ex-Lily Allen) or adventurer David de Rothschild. Circus has all the numbers to be the club to-be-seen 2010.


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The press labeled Tom Dixon as the redeemer of the British furniture industry. Since then, Dixon made a commitment to bet on innovation and indigenous design. Known mostly for his creations in the field of lighting (lamps are famous for their "Mirror Ball" and "Copper Shade"), today Tom Dixon has been reinterpreted in key design tables, chairs, sofas (with George Smith) and has several projects of interior design through Design Research Studio, among which the private club Shoreditch House, the Habitat store on Regent Street or the boutiques of London and Paris Joseph. British designer usually one of the highlights of the Milan Furniture Fair and the ICFF (New York) and 100% Design London.

Circus
27-29 Endell St London WC2H 9BA
www.circus-london.co.uk


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