REBERBAR | YUDIN Design

The designers of the studio YUDIN Design, Aleksandr and Vladimir Yudin, have recently completed one of their latest projects concerning the interior design and the realization of the brand identity for REBERBAR, a brand new pub located in the centre of Kiev, not far from the Olimpiyskiy stadium.

Beer and ribs are the main elements that inspired the Brothers Yudin to create the brand identity of REBERBAR, starting from the name, the logo and the various design objects and decorations that are unique and exclusive design solutions made by the studio YUDIN Design for this place.

The pub has two floors and a total area of 350 square meters, with a maximum capacity of 150 people.
The second floor is a summer terrace, where large panoramic windows provide a wide view of the city's metropolitan life.

The interior decor of the pub is fundamentally based on the colours that represent beer and ribs, yellow and white, on a grey background. Tables and chairs are made of light wood and can accommodate 4 to 12 people together. The specialists of YUDIN Design have decided to create species of islands, areas that include several tables that are bordered by wooden bars, with the idea of giving enough privacy to groups of people but, at the same time, making them feel part of a single family made up of all REBERBAR guests.

In the bar area, where the main element of inspiration is beer, there are many elements that symbolize it: the 3 meters long bar counter is made up of illuminated showcases where inside the beer is cooling, and above it stylish suspended lamps in the shape of beer illuminate the room; metal barrels have multiple functions such as table support and washbasins, and are used also in the reception table; a majestic mosaic of 26000 gold and silver beer caps represents a hop flower, and next to it some rakes, commonly used to collect hops, decorate part of the wall.

The designers of YUDIN Design have also thought of a VIP room, private and elegant, where different pendant lamps have the shape of beer barrels, and a wall is decorated by some frames that depict a pig created from upside down beer bottles.