
With aesthetics telling a story of jazz heritage and its subtle afro-Cuban and African-American origins, La Morada aims to bring people together through music. Brass metallics, rich velvets and dark stained woods provide a unique richness similar to New Orleans and New York jazz clubs The design is backed by research into environmental psychology and crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) to keep the space safe at all times. The Dome building in Plymouth provided many unique selling points as well as numerous challenges to mitigate.

Promoting positive socialisation and preventing loneliness.
Intertwining other cultures and aesthetics that make it feel richer and more diverse.
Making sure users of the space, especially vulnerable groups, feel comfortable and safe.
Expressing the importance of history and heritage in both jazz and design, and experiencing memories and time through colours and textures.




Drinks inspired by different countries like Puerto Rico, America, Cuba and Chile.

Experiencing different cultures through small sharing plates like Peruvian Ceviche, Tres Leches and Papas Rellenas.

Rich colour palette with Caribbean notes like yellows, blues and pinks
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Rendered using procreate.





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