Olia introduces a slower tempo and warmer palette, supporting extended evenings and shared conversation over a  simple, seasonal menu inspired by the rich culinary traditions of Italy. Designed as a place to linger, evoking the refined intimacy of a private members’ club, the space is composed of custom Portuguese walnut tables and supple ecru leather benches, polished creamy marble, and high-gloss tawny-toned lacquered cabinetry around a  glowing backlit fluted glass bar. Anchored by diffusedoversized custom pendant lights, ambient light shifts, from daylight filtered through sheer drapery to a soft, buttery yellow ambient glow. As the room settles into dusk, light grazes across polished surfaces and quiet corners to subtly adjust the mood without interruption. Sculptural accent  lighting and custom artwork add pops of colour, texture and rhythm, to contribute to the space’s layered composition  and support its gradual transition from daytime vibrancy to evening calm. 

Mimi extends the sequence into the later hours with an environment structured around cinematic references and an up-tempo vibe. The palette combines deep browns, glossy reds, amber tones, Rosso Rubino marble, and chrome detailing while custom burnt orange velvet sofas, reminiscent of 1960s sunken lounges, and monolithic burled walnut  panels line the space. The lighting program, anchored by a repetition of large capsule pendants, produces a  consistent low glow across the space. Artwork nods to Italo disco and iconic cinema, while the L-Acoustics system fills the room with a curated soundtrack of vintage soul, jazz, deep disco, and sometimes features Chef Daniel  stepping in for an impromptu set. Guests drift in late, sipping cocktails under the canopy of warm light, and settle into  the rhythm of the room as night unfolds. The cocktail and snack menus extend into the night, allowing the space to  operate as a lounge, informal performance setting, and after-hours bar within a single footprint.