This Blue Frog Lounge is a fantastic place, where music is a complex of sound recording studios combine in a restaurant, bar and live music stage.

The seats are between 4 and 10 people and are arranged at various heights, intended to afford uninterrupted views of the stage. The Acoustic lounge is located in the old mill distinct in Mumbai, India- and is 4 in 1 as I mentioned: a theatre, restaurant, bar and a club.

The project was to minimize the wall thickness of the cylindrical partitions of the booths to maximize the area of the back-lit acrylic resin surface. One of the layers of plywood is stripped off and the exposed wooden blocks are scoured to allow the sheet to bend to the desired radius. The scoured block board panels are placed in position, before a layer of plywood is re-laminated onto the exposed surface.

The resultant curved panel is very rigid and structurally stable. The undulating profiles of curves were mapped onto the block board panels before being cut to the desired shapes. Solid mahogany fluting is clad on before the 8mm acrylic resin sheets are glued onto the 3-dimensionally curved profiles of the block board panels.