Péché bleu

A dark and smoky corner pub. From the street, you step directly through heavy double corner doors with brass handles and dirty windows into a room thick with cigar smoke. Through the yellowed, small windows, you can barely see out onto the street. A large, dark, elongated oak bar with a copper-trimmed serving surface and two tap handles sits at the back of the room; against the back wall behind the bar stand antiquated bar shelves lined with countless poorly cleaned glasses. Five small, round wooden tables are scattered throughout the room. By the windows facing the street, there are seating areas at each window, consisting of a table with a bench featuring blue leather upholstery on both the left and right sides. The room is lit by dirty, dim, yellowish antique electric lamps. Everything is styled in the late 19th-century aesthetic.