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When Prada met the Budapest Hotel, he witnessed the fashion and the beauty and charm of coffee.

Published: 2024-11-03 Author: World Gafei

Last Updated: 2024/11/03, In Milan in the 1950s, like fried coffee, which was still bitter and hot with milk balls, like a rich pizza with enough ingredients, like a cupcake with a cream Kimberly bitter cone, it seemed to consume a whole jar of sugar and a whole bottle of wine. The beauty of one mouthful is reminiscent of the panic of hunger and the fusion of the mood of the century in the suburbs. Bar Luce, like a miniature

In Milan in the 1950s, like fried coffee, which was still bitter and hot with milk balls, like a rich pizza with enough ingredients, like a cupcake with a cream Kimberly bitter cone, it seemed to consume a whole jar of sugar and a whole bottle of wine. The beauty of one mouthful is reminiscent of the panic of hunger and the fusion of the mood of the century in the suburbs.

Bar Luce is like a miniature Milan in the 1950s.

Bar Luce

Oscar director Wes Anderson Weiss Anderson is not only good at using long lenses, but also very particular about art directors. With an unfashionable two-dimensional perspective, he presents the distorted real scene in the Grand Budapest Hotel and builds up the thread of the story layer by layer. This world was created out of thin air, thanks to Anderson's ability to control the set, and when the aesthetic coherence of the Budapest Hotel set met PradaFoundation, Bar Luce was born.

Bar Luce bar

Bar Luce is not the first collaboration between Wes Anderson and Prada: Anderson was in charge of advertising for Prada and launched Prada products in the films Genius and Budapest Hotel. Bar Luce, as part of the Prada Foundation Prada Art Foundation, is located at the foundation headquarters in Largo Isarco, south of Milan, with the signature retro candy powder in the Grand Budapest Hotel as the main color, presenting Zweig's image of "yesterday's Europe".

The pinball machine is taken from the film "living in the Water".

"The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou"

Compared with the cold and modern temperament of other parts of the Prada Art Foundation Pavilion, Bar Luce is soft and happy. Powdered candy furniture, hanging round light bulbs, pendulums on embossed wallpaper, glass jars for candy, preserved fruit and Italian farm kimchi, and pinball machines from the golden age, these elements are mixed into an old-school coffee shop in the style of Wes Anderson. It's like a composite of the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Emanuele II arcade shopping mall and the Italian Neo-Liveral neoliberal movie layout.

A corner of Bar Luce

Wes Anderson personally designed the wallpaper, color matching, furniture and utensils from the film, and even retained some obsessive-compulsive symmetry in the details of the Grand Budapest Hotel, coupled with replicas of cultural relics from the 1950s and imitation paper columns, which is very dreamy.

Bar Luce's coffee.

The seat, the logo on the coffee cup and even the sugar paper bag are the iconic pink of the Budapest Hotel.

However, unlike the playful and cold story behind the pastel in the Grand Budapest Hotel, Bar Luce is designed to be a cozy place to spend the whole afternoon talking, reading, having a drink and having afternoon tea-probably a continuation of the first dish of Italian farmers in the 1950s, where the afternoon tea is awkward and completely contrary to the popular low tea in Europe and the United States. Double Kimberly bitters, which are large and delicious, cheap to less than six euros, will be accompanied by two or three snacks.

Gelato of Bar Luce

In line with the pink colors of tables and chairs, all kinds of sweets on the bar cabinets are arranged in color, from the sweet Napoleon (French name Mille-Feuille) cheese sauce pastry to the famous Gelato ice cream, full of pink, even pink-green menus and pink paper towels, delicious and full of props from Wes Anderson movies.

Bar Luce seat

Everything is pleasant except that the pink cake produced by Mendl's Bakery in the Grand Budapest Hotel can not be found. The menu is full of pages of cocktails and stunning authentic Gelato, all born Italian delicacies, subverting all cold dishes and pseudo-archaeological visions, a surprising blend of stringent aesthetic standards and authentic snacks with a bit of marketability.

Bar Luce menu

Although placed in the Prada Art Foundation project, Bar Luce does not leave a significant brand imprint, which is where Prada is praised: DVF offers a simple coffee meal, Ralph Lauren has a lifestyle restaurant, and 1921Gucci is building a compound concept operation. As an aid to fashion retail, the store is full of logo and lifestyle derivatives, while the Prada Foundation largely retains the freedom of Wes Anderson. The way Miuccia Prada works art is moving.