Austin’s is inspired by the cocktail lounges of 1920s Paris and London. Glamorous and luxurious interiors outfitted with sophisticated finishings and details such as a dramatic entrance and custom furnishings are complemented by an expansive beverage program of specialty and experimental cocktails and a refined dinner menu of ten to twelve shareable plates.
Designed by Atlanta-based firm Rook & Dash, Austin’s is an upscale restaurant and bar with a modern luxurious aesthetic. Interiors feature a tactile and sumptuous feel with plush moss green boucle booths, a honed leather bartop for 18 guests, and dimensional plaster walls. The sophisticated space with a capacity of 95 is filled with multiple textures and finishes that begin with the guests welcomed in by a dramatic entry marked by a black steel pivot door and continue on with lavishly appointed accents that include brass details, custom artwork, and much more.
Two carefully selected pieces of fine art are showcased within the space both by accomplished artists and Serenbe residents. A singular large format photograph from Rob Brison is displayed on the back wall featuring a white heritage cow looking back at guests from a Serenbe meadow. The second piece is by porcelain artist Rachel Garceau set down a hallway filling the back wall with multiple biophilic shapes in shades of black and grey.
Builder: Morgan Construction
