SAOL Society is planned as a new-generation pub and social space. The bar meets you at the entrance; a high ceiling and record display open the room up, while darker timber and layered seating make it easy to stay.
Some people stay close to the bar; others settle into darker booths or longer tables. Circulation and social use overlap without getting in each other's way, so the room works for a quick drink, a shared table or a longer evening.
You arrive at the bar; the room unfolds from there.
The entrance gives a clear view of the bar, then the seating gets quieter toward the edges. That simple sequence lets different groups find their own pace in the same room.
Choose terrace, bar or lounge. The selected area lights up on the actual floor plan so you can see how the three parts connect.
The terrace is the first and most open part of the plan. Guests can sit here without entering the busier bar and lounge.
Dark oak and leather keep the room close and comfortable. Deep cherry adds a low red note, while smoked glass catches reflections without making the palette feel busy.
