From basement to rum bar: This historic cellar was repurposed as a vibrant social space
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Herrnstraße 30, 80539 München, GermanyDesign
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75 sq-m
In Munich, a 16th-century vaulted cellar was transformed into a rum bar, providing patrons with a space to connect with the historic architecture and one another.
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