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“Wine is more than just a drink; it’s an experience that engages all the senses—taste, smell, and texture. The DiVino Wine Bar in Budapest’s central Szent István Square captures this concept perfectly. Designed to showcase exclusive selections from second-generation Hungarian wine producers, the bar is set in a dynamic bistro environment that elevates the entire wine experience.
Suto Interior Architects, a Budapest-based firm, transformed a closed and furnished old restaurant into a stunning example of contemporary design. The bar offers impressive views of the nearby St. Stephen’s Basilica through its glazed facade framed by columns. This revitalized space now serves a noble purpose: providing a unique “wine meets design” experience.
The interior contrasts pine wood with black walls, creating a striking backdrop for the wine collections. The architects played with lines, textures, nuances, shadows, and light to enhance the depth of the space, resulting in an atmosphere that is both inviting and visually captivating. To truly appreciate it, you need to experience it in person.”