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Top The UV wash lights serve to highlight the UV grafiti art applied to the walls and the back bar


Below right The designers also looked to ancient Greece for creative inspiration


party experience’, says Laing, with the main space purposefully shielded on entrance, so visitors under take a journey to get there. ‘We wanted the main dance floor to feel like a grand ballroom with the classic double sweeping stairs and ability to have guests enjoying the party from multiple view points. Behind opulent velvet curtains at the back is an intimate private bar, the perfect place for luxury secret parties.’


Another key focal point to the scheme is the DJ area and balcony, both of which help to create atmosphere through colour change. A light up staircase also also provides guests with a unique party platform with views over looking the magnificent the light up DJ booth. Alongside the contemprary elements suited to a nightclub setting, such as oversized LED chandeliers and bar-lighting, the design team included a lighting scheme that celebrates the gold finishes and grafiti that covers much of the walls, bouncing light and picking up the metallic details.


Says Laing: ‘We always say that when you walk into a space you want it to feel as though


the party has already happened. Full of life and a feast for the eyes, layering colour, texture and lighting to create an unforgettable visual extravaganza. For us, this nightclub needed to be the epitome of this idea. A shrine to hedonism, giving nods to classic mansion details whilst juxtaposing rebellious design ideas. FIVE’s very own Mansion where the party never stops.’


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