CELEBRATING
21
YEARS
1991-2012
DESIGNS FOR DRINKING
The Billy Wright, Wolverhampton
We transformed an in decline City Centre site into a multi-use operation for Amber Taverns, by the day the city centre operation has the feel and offer of a community local, which comes to life each night to cater for the strong student presence. The operation again changes over the weekend with the feel of a sports bar showing all local sporting events that then becomes a destination venue.
The Penny Bank, Scunthorpe
The Penny Bank originally opened as the Yorkshire Penny Bank in 1926, in 1988 it was converted into the Mint public house, after recent years of decline Amber Taverns purchased the building. We fully refurbished the trading areas to create a conemporary town centre venue bar
The New Victorian, Bramhall
The New Victorian, Bramhall: This contemporary traditional operation, set in the centre of Bramhall Village, owned by J.W.Lees. It appeals as a traditional drinking establishment, family dining & evening destination venue.
Pendle Bar, Lancaster University
Pendle Bar, Lancaster University: This on campus bar was transformed by Innex Design to become the only music, evening and late night dancing venue on the campus, it trades as a chameleon operation, being a traditional bar during the day, but in the evenings it becomes an all singing and dancing operation.
The Salutation, Hammersmith, London
The Salutation, Hammersmith, London: Set on the main high street in Hammersmith, trade had suffered over the years due to the high level of competition, Innex were commissioned by Fuller Smith and Turner of Chiswick to turn the premises around and attract new customers, Innex restored traditional London pub elements, whilst introducing a contemporary twist, which soon attracted a female and shopping trade, that has seen the premises transformed.
Suburban Style Bar, Bingley
Suburban Style Bar, Bingley: Another quality refurbishment for Calco Pub Company, a town centre style bar appealing to the younger market sector, completed in a five day closure period.
The Swinging Witch, Northwich (Formerly The Crown)
Located on Northwich Town Centre high street, the Old Crown underwent a full refurbishment and was renamed the Swinging Witch
The Lord Stamford, Stalybridge (Formerly The Stop and Rest)
The Stop and Rest underwent a full transformation of a town Centre public house, rebuilding and extending to the side and rear of the builing with full internal and external refurbishment finished with a rename to ensure a new lease of life for the site
