blurring the lines: drinking vertmouth in a gallery-house

We believe in the power of bringing people together in inspiring spaces.

Our recent partnership with Vasto Gallery in Barcelona perfectly showcased this idea, blending art, architecture, and our vermouth in a unique experience.

Designed by Mesura, Vasto Gallery is both a gallery and a living space.

Located in a transformed industrial building in Poblenou, it features large windows and a minimalist design that creates an inviting atmosphere.

The gallery owner, Carmen Riestra, aimed to blur the lines between home and gallery, allowing the space to evolve with different art and design pieces.

During our event, Vasto Gallery hosted NAKED SPACE, which introduced an air-powered modular system made from recyclable PVC tarpaulin.

This system created a dynamic environment for three activities: listening, performing, and screening.

Guests participated actively, making the experience collaborative and engaging.

Vasto Gallery is designed to be interactive, with a few key elements like an 8-meter kitchen bar and a central wooden core that houses essential spaces. This design encourages engagement and creativity.

We loved being part of the evening and watching the lively conversations and connections unfold among everyone.

After all, it’s not about the flavor, but who’s at the table.