Duclaw Brewing Company makes its home within 9,500 square feet of space inside the beautiful Bond Street Wharf Building, just off the water at the corner of Bond and Thames Streets in Baltimore’s Fell’s Point, adding its unique presence to epicenter of Baltimore’s nightlife.
The restaurant features exposed concrete structure and ducts which juxtapose the newly-introduced wall and floor finishes. The space consists of an ellipse-shaped bar, public and private interior dining rooms and an exterior terrace with views across Baltimore harbor. A custom mahogany storefront was designing to encase the full perimeter, which affords customers views to the outside and puts the activity within on display to passing street traffic.
The public and private dining rooms are separated by a mahogany and stained glass wall and sliding glass door. Using the lovibond units of beer hues as inspiration, the feature wall contains seeded glass of various colors representing the many hues of beer, from light gold to dark brown.