Retro meets Rustic
With the owner's amazing collection of vintage radios as a jumping-off point, Interior Designer Tamara Jones of Forme Interiors merged rustic with retro to create an interesting, inviting store for Public Liquor.
 Public LiquorVintage radio collection inspired this blend of retro and modern design
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| Staggered old-school lights run down the center of the store |
 Public LiquorStaggered old-school lights
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| Striking black and red logo and glossy tiles contrast with the wide-plank wood floors and working juke box |
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| Innovative use of wooden pallets |
 Public LiquorStencilled pallets create an interesting ceiling
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| Vintage bar as a sampling counter |
 Public LiquorVintage bar tasting counter
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| Visit Public Liquor by the Four Points Sheraton Hotel across from the airport, specializing in local wines and craft beers. |
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