Paying homage to iconic ateliers like Electric Lady Studios, where The Rolling Stones, Stevie Wonder and David Bowie all penned legendary lyrics, the 3,500ft2 venue boasts exposed ceilings, an abundance of laminated wood cladding, and built-in display cabinets jam-packed with classic records..

Oversized disco balls sparkle above rich red carpets, while retro-patterned wallcoverings enhance the nostalgic ‘70s narrative.

On the ground floor, the records store, DJ booth, bar and seating banquette are all integrated within one stylish space, where many features are built into the volume and walls. Design highlights include vinyl-inspired pendants hanging above Mid-Century furniture and terrazzo flooring, together with brass detailing, boom box graphics and a green bar counter that catches the eye.  An exclusive speakeasy club that harks back to the days of Studio 54 is located on level 1.The Loft and Paradise Garage, with a DJ booth incorporated into the bar structure.The bar itself serves as a cohesive focal point for the space, integrating elements such as bottle displays, decorative items, glassware and books.