Lounge Bohemia — Prague, Czech Republic

Lounge Bohemia — Prague, Czech Republic
(Image credit: Tomáš Souček and David Turecký)

It’s been a busy few years for mixologist Pavel Tvaroh. After eight years in London spent running his experimental bar Lounge Bohemia in the city’s East End and working for esteemed brands such as the Selfridges department store and jewellery house Van Cleef & Arpels, self-taught Tvaroh has now returned to his home turf of Prague to launch the second outpost of his popular watering hole.

Located in a secret address, Lounge Bohemia is only accessible via appointment, but once inside, visitors are treated to a performative cocktail experience, where Tvaroh doubles as an alchemist and a magician, producing thoroughly original tipples such as Forest, which delivered in a glass cone, will bring to mind the taste and smell of wood.

Like his London edition, the interiors are a result of Tvaroh’s enthusiastic collection of modernist design knick knacks such as the colourul EM77 vacuum jug by designer Erik Magnussen for Stelton, which sits on each table in laid-back space decked out to resemble your favourite aunt’s living room.

Lounge Bohemia — Prague, Czech Republic

(Image credit: Tomáš Souček and David Turecký)

Lounge Bohemia in Prague, Czech Republic

(Image credit: Tomáš Souček and David Turecký)

Kitchen with shelves

(Image credit: Tomáš Souček and David Turecký)

Lounge Bohemia — Prague, Czech Republic

(Image credit: Tomáš Souček and David Turecký)

INFORMATION

Website

PHOTOGRAPHY
Tomáš Souček and David Turecký 

Adam Štěch is an architectural historian, curator, writer and photographer, based in Prague. He is the author of books including Modern Architecture and Interiors (2006), editor of design magazine Dolce Vita and a contributor to titles including Wallpaper* and Frame, while also teaching at Scholastika in Prague.