The journey of Cult interior began with a vision to create something truly unique for the city, driven by a space brimming with ambition and the desire to innovate. With only the bartender Ivan and his concept of a bar-table as the starting point, the plan began to take shape. At its core, the design revolves around the idea of breaking down barriers between guests and staff, blurring the lines between bartender and waiter to foster a more intimate and interactive experience for all.

Central to the concept is the idea that design is a form of expression, reflecting inner experiences and emotions. Drawing inspiration from the societal anxieties of recent years and the timeless quest for comfort, the interior design of Cult delves into archaic imagery and mythology to evoke a sense of balance and peace. From the layout to the choice of materials, every element is carefully curated to convey a feeling of harmony and tranquility.

The incorporation of local craftsmanship adds depth and authenticity to the space, with handmade vases and adjustable shutters serving both functional and aesthetic purposes. The use of paving tiles on the walls and floor, along with the monumental stone centerpiece, imbues the interior with a sense of strength and stability. As light beams and lenses create hypnotic projections on canvas, and abstract masks adorn the walls, Cult interior becomes a journey through myth and symbolism, inviting guests to explore the depths of their own psyche.