A rustic, dimly lit bar counter featuring leather barstools, unique owl-shaped lamps with warm orange shades, and a large backlit topographic mountain map behind rows of liquor bottles at Ladybird's Ranger Station.

LADYBIRD GROVE & MESS HALL

Atlanta, Georgia

Ladybird is a popular and notorious destination bar & restaurant on the busiest part of Atlanta’s Beltline in the Old 4th Ward. BLUR Workshop worked with Electric Hospitality to develop and expand existing exterior areas as well as adding 5,650 sf of interior dining.

The main addition, created from a gutted existing warehouse space, includes 2 floors, 2 new bars, restrooms for the entire location, and dining areas. BLUR worked closely with the client and contractor to carefully select and curate the intricate reclaimed finishes and found objects that support the existing restaurant’s famous “summer camp for adults” theme. The upper floor “Ranger Station” is an invitation-only bar, complete with its own hidden exterior entry stair.

A live-edge wooden bar counter featuring a taxidermy black bear standing on a shelf next to built-in shelving filled with liquor bottles, vintage camp objects, and old books.

5,650 SF
24 Bar Seats At 2 Bars
20 Lounge Seats
92 Dining Seats

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Liz Neiswander
Nate Johnson
Samantha Yarmowich

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client

Electric Hospitality