Graffiti Bar: Layered Street Walls

Design a bar that brings genuine street-art language indoors without tidying it into decoration. Show the walls as a layered accumulation — tags over throw-ups over an older piece, partial buffing where something was painted out in a mismatched grey, drips running from every element, overspray haze at the edges — the honest mess of a surface worked repeatedly rather than a single composed image. Detail the treatment as wrapping onto beams, pipework and the ceiling so nothing is spared. Keep the bar itself entirely clean and unpainted — a raw steel counter, a plain back bar — so the built elements read as a neutral object placed inside a painted shell. Show the lighting as harsh and simple: bare bulbs and a few clamp lights, deliberately unrefined. Detail the floor as sealed concrete with paint splatter left in place. Include a roller shutter as the entrance, painted on its outer face, half raised. Show evening with a young crowd. Photorealistic, raw, saturated paint against grey concrete, eye-level view.