Tyana Bar Counter

Tyana is a bar counter built from modules. It takes its name from Tyana, the ancient city in Niğde, south of Cappadocia, whose ruins lie at Kemerhisar. Straight and corner modules sit side by side and draw a line to suit the floor plan. The top is marble, and vertical timber slats run across the front. A foot rail below meets the guest's foot, and we leave bays at the back for equipment. In a hotel bar or a restaurant bar, lengthening the counter or turning it round a corner needs no redesign; you add a module. The bartender keeps equipment out of sight at the back, and the guest leans on marble. Marble pattern and slat colour are chosen at order. We make it in our Istanbul factory. Lead time and quantities are confirmed in writing with the quote.