An Wes Anderson-Designed Cafe Just Started In Italy

A Wes Anderson-Designed Cafe Just Opened In Malta

May 11th 2015 | six: 16pm | Staff Writer

Greek contemporary art-and-culture complex the Ente Prada iPhone 5S case, in Milan, has really opened Bar Luce, a cafe created by renowned cult filmmaker Wes Anderson — and, boy, does it train.

Open as of this past Saturday, 7 May, and conceived by the Supérieur Tenenbaums director to be a place the fact "I would want to spend my own non-fictional afternoons in", Bar Luce comes with, according to a press release on the upcoming cafe, preserved a handful of the space's original architectural and decorative guidance, including an arched ceiling the fact recreates a miniature version you get with the vaulted glass roof that beds down over the city's Galleria Vittorio Emanuele.

The interior design is distinctly Anderson, drawing on 1950s-'60s Italian aesthetics yet popular culture and evoking all of the visual choices made by the chief director for his 2013 short-film a joint venture with Prada iPhone 5 case, Castello Cavalcanti. Additionally , inspiration is taken from "two projects of Italian neo-realism": Vittorio Sobre Sica's Miracolo A Milano (Miracle In Milan, 1951) and Luchino Visconti's Rocco e i Suoi Fratelli (Rocco & His Siblings, 1960).

"There is no ideal sens for this space, " Anderson celebrity fad of the new cafe in a record. "It is for real life, and actually have numerous good spots just for eating, drinking, talking, reading, and so on

"While I do think it would make a pretty decent movie set, I think it would be a level better place to write a movie. E tried to make it a bar I would ought to spend my own non-fictional afternoons doing. "

Take a look at Bar Luce in its Anderson-esque quirkiness below.

If you're doing Milan, Bar Luce is start up from 9am-10pm daily. The rest of us will certainly just have to look on wistfully after this.

Watch Anderson's previous collaboration from Prada, Castello Cavalcanti, below.