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Though it wasn’t expressly designed with your Instagram feed in mind, everything about this new wine bar in Tulsa, Oklahoma—from the light peachy walls to the jewel-toned furniture to the glowing orbs that dangle from the wall—feels very of the moment, an admittedly photogenic one.
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Workstead, the studio behind Brooklyn’s hip Wythe Hotel and upstate New York’s cozy Rivertown Lodge, transformed a former brothel into the posh Vintage wine bar by pulling inspiration from Tulsa’s wealth of Art Deco architecture.
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Shiny black tables are sandwiched between olive-green banquettes and deep-seated gray velvet chairs. Meanwhile, a row of cushy green barstools face a locally-milled wooden bar. Workstead outfitted the space with its own orb pendants and sconces, which blanket the bar with a warm, glowing light that’s just about perfect for capturing that glass of natural wine on camera.
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