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Tubestyle X Dali & Gala
A surrealist homage wrapped in velvet, brass, and unspoken drama. Located at the intersection of art, dining, and a hint of beautiful rebellion, this space demanded more than function. It needed storytelling. That’s where Tubestyle stepped in
When Space Isn’t Just Designed, But Dreamed.
Dali and Gala wasn’t built to fit in. It was crafted to provoke, to seduce, and to linger in memory. As we walked through the blueprint, we didn’t see a bar or a restaurant—we saw theatre. The brief was poetic and unstructured. And that gave us freedom. Every line we drew, every curve we carved, was an ode to the space’s fearless aesthetic.
This was a place where convention came to rest. And our furniture had to match that mood, without overpowering it.
Bold Materials, Soft Curves, and a Sense of Quiet Opulence.
Our job wasn’t to fill the space—it was to frame it. The furniture we created for Dali and Gala followed a visual language of contrast. Brass met burnt wood. Leather textures met velvet silhouettes. Clean lines were interrupted by deliberate asymmetry.
We engineered custom chairs with inward curving backs—an invitation to conversation. Barstools that stood like sculptures.
Low lounge seating that made you lean back and stay a little longer. These weren’t pieces you picked off a catalogue. They were born from the tone of the space.
When You Build Furniture for a Story, It Becomes Part of the Plot.
Dali and Gala wasn’t just another project—it was a conversation between fantasy and form. Between our design principles and their architectural dreams. And somewhere in that dialogue, timeless pieces were born.
Tubestyle was proud to play a role in this visual symphony.
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