With its subtle art-deco aesthetic and nostalgic undertones, Anchovy Bandit could be the setting of many a memorable movie scene.
September 18th, 2018
Anchovy Bandit Architect: Sans-Arc Studio
Furniture
‘Dr. Spinner’ overbar pendants, ‘Hurdle’ high stool and half chair, Dowel Jones
Lighting
‘Bunker’ wall lights, Fat Shack Vintage
Finishes
‘Bauhaus Unglazed’ back bar tiles, Glennon Tiles. Shell Grey ‘Terrazzo Lappato’ floor tiles, Cerbis Ceramics
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