Speakeasy staircase

UK designer Tom Dixon has completed his first hospitality project in America: a speakeasy in Atlanta with a copper bar and pendants resembling molten metal

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Owner Mark Maguire opens a hidden speakeasy at Renny’s restaurant off Preston Road, a homage to his father and his iconic mustache.

This is as good of use for the space under the stair as you can get. The pub booth resembles authentic woodworking along with a reclaimed solid oak table top.

Catacomb 435 is Huntsville’s swanky new speakeasy. It is, of course, a legal establishment, but it has retained the 1920s feel and the covert way of finding it and getting inside. In 1920, alcohol

Torn from pages of Hollywood’s artfully scandalous era of prohibition comes The Emerson Theatre. The Emerson Theatre conjures the raw decadence of a speakeasy, seductively infused with contemporary burlesque. Upon entrance, guests are met with an orchestration of thousands of marquee lights that create an intoxicating warmth throughout. Grand staircases flanked by towering velvet curtains descend revelers into the heart of the theatre where heavy uses of walnut, brass, granite and distressed…