Artificial lighting is supplied by strip lighting in light-box constructions attached to the walls. Yellow, orange and red lights complemented by an occasional blue example enhance the colour scheme created by Alain Bony. Basing his choices on the concept of a beer palace , Bony looked to the foaming brew for inspiration and incorporated shades of gold, copper, rust, bronze and russet into the interior. A traditional wooden floor contrasts with lots of stainless steel, some of which is treated to resemble pewter and all of which is brightened by various yellow, mustard and orange furnishings. Shelves behind the bar extend to the ceiling.
Beer pumps line the stainless-steel counter, which is augmented by a long table and benches.
Everything suggests serious beer drinking. A remarkable feature of the design is a glass-panelled wall running the full length of the space. Even upon close examination, the overlapping panels fail to reveal the secret of what the wall may be hiding. In so doing, he took the desire to exploit new technology and to imbue his modern mural with movement and change and intentionally packaged the result in an enigmatic skin. The wall conceals curved panels of corrugated plastic and an occasional vertical strip light, for a backlit effect.