One thing I really love to do is travel. Travel to the unknown and experience the culture, people, places, food and the overall experience of it all. Past January I had the pleasure to visit Bogota, Colombia. I was my first time ever heading to South America and it was a great first choice. A change from the island to a city life once in a while is so awesome. Bogota is a diverse city with modern and traditional architecture. The artistry of street art is mind-blowing. In every corner you mind find an unique, colorful piece on some wall. And that was exactly the feeling when we were walking in the district of Candelaria. Without knowing you’re passing a wall all covered with cats and then find an open door to bring you in one of the coolest interior of a restaurant. Let’s take a tour in the mexican restaurant, Dos Gatos Y Simone.





DETAILS
When I noticed it was a restaurant I immediately wanted to enter to see more. The first thing that draws you in, is the glass roof. The glass roof brings so much light in and I can only imagine on a clear night you can see the stars while seating in there. Another details are the tiles with a colorful pattern on the stairs when entering
GREENERY
INTERIOR STYLE
The interior style here is a warm industrial style with colorful touches. Because of the exposed brick bar wall and steel elements it’s a sure thing for the industrial style, but the warm tones are added by the wooden furniture. Which I might say are the cutest. Even though if you’re a tall person you might sit a bit weird on the chairs. Luckily there benches too.
LOCATION
Bogotá, Bogotá D.C.
Colombia

Photography by: Hubertienne Decaster, JenPen Creative Studio