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Baroq House

Baroq House logo: engraved cherub in a scrolled frame above the script wordmark

The re-invention of a glamorous Melbourne venue.

Creating a fully immersive experience across three themed levels has resulted in a sought-after function space that provides the ultimate escape from reality.

Baroq House lounge: curved green banquette and round table in a dark room
Baroq House bar room: sculpted gold ceiling forms above dark booths and a round table

Located in a heritage-listed mansion meant the interiors team was not able to alter the existing structure. Instead, efforts were focused on amplifying the venue’s grandeur and sophistication to a truly extravagant level. The old world décor provided the catalyst for establishing a heightened sense of escapism.

A variety of reflective, textured and vibrant materials encourage guests to explore the venue and interact with its many spaces. Cleverly concealed partitions allow the three function spaces to be transformed into five private rooms as well as an exclusive VIP area.

Baroq House detail: close view of sculpted gold ceiling forms in swirling curves
Baroq House lounge: wide view of the sculpted gold ceiling over three round tables

“A variety of reflective, textured and vibrant materials encourage guests to explore the venue and interact with its many spaces.”

Baroq House bathroom: gold mosaic tiled walls, a long basin and a lit ceiling
Baroq House bar: sculpted gold ceiling over a marble bar with a painted face on the wall
Baroq House booth: green velvet banquette with black side tables and a glowing ceiling
Baroq House bathroom: gold mosaic walls with oval mirrors and a backlit basin
Baroq House artwork: black figure with gold hands over the face in an ornate oval frame Baroq House artwork: black figure with both hands covering the face in an oval frame

Completing the lavish, capricious brand story that is anchored in the venue’s 17th century baroque theme is a series of decorative design embellishments.

Sensory overload is underlined with a sophisticated logo treatment that accents sculptural elements and reveals more with every viewing. Escher-like visual illusions and an illustrative neoclassical font complete the glorious excess.

Baroq House artwork: black figure with one hand over the eyes in an ornate oval frame

“Escher-like visual illusions and an illustrative neoclassical font complete the glorious excess.”

Baroq House stationery: gold hand mirror beside printed cards with the logo

“Treatment that accents sculptural elements and reveals more with every viewing.”

Baroq House portrait: pale figure with white roses and foliage in a headdress and green lace mask
Baroq House image: white lace-like patterned background with a face and jewelled ornaments Baroq House artwork: sculpted figure with branch-like limbs against a brick building facade
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