Yellow

The bright yellow awning stretching across the pavement signals the entrance to a two-story terrace house built in the early twentieth century. This building once functioned as a hub for the bohemian art scene, hosting the Yellow House, an experimental gallery founded by Martin Sharp in nineteen seventy. Artists painted murals on the floors and walls, turning every room into a living installation. Today, the space operates as a restaurant, preserving the creative pulse of its origins through its minimalist dining room.