Speak easy door ideas

We are thirsty, too classy for a J&B/coke, and too cool for mojitos at Hard Rock Cafe, so we're always looking for the next cocktail venue. This new one doesn't disappoint. After entering through a little red door, reminiscent of Alice's portal into Wonderland, we discovered a NYC-style speakeasy/cocktail bar with a typical North Marais crowd and a mix of international babes and local fashionistas.

Open the door to a hidden hideaway just on the other side of Everhem owner's stunning billiards room.

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The official website for the book and web series Bucket List Bars by Dr. Clint Lanier and Derek Hembree. They take travelers on a journey to the most historic bars of the United States. History! Travel! One bar at a time!

Kate Pearce | Interior Stylist + Blogger on Instagram: "Hands down, the hardest thing to leave in New York was this speakeasy (sorry, ma! 😂😉😘). . We spent 4-5 months thrifting, DIY-ing and building to turn a dirty old 110-y/o basement into our dream space, and then we left it four months later to move to Chicago! 😭😭🌭🌭 . From the hidden door, to the tiled zellige arch, we left no detail unturned. But our basement here in Chicago doesn’t even know what’s up!… Chicago-style speakeasy…

I have passed this door several times walking home from Washington Square Park, and each time I go by I think about what a great address "123" is. Although, come to think of it, I grew up around four and five digit address and always thought about how cool it would be to have an address below 100 and coincidentally have since 2003. I will shut up now.

The sellers revamped the space, which they believe may date to Prohibition

These non-forged gate doors were submitted by Bader Art Metal & Fabrication from Skokie, IL. The refined industrial steel door included "speakeasy" elements such as a sliding "peephole," designed to integrate into 1920's Fire House which was repurposed into a chic manufacturing facility. #NOMMAMetalWorks #metalfab

wall like this in a play room? random doors that they can actually swing/open/close

C. 1900 Arts and Crafts style oak and cast iron two panel door with nailhead detail. "Speakeasy" style window has iron grill with scrolling strapwork ornament and opens from the inside. The back side is all oak. Provenance: A Pennsylvania mansion