strictly preserve the existing image camera view architectural geometry floor levels walls openings furniture layout booths tables chairs lighting materials tent location and overall atmosphere exactly as shown do not redesign or modify any other part of the image only modify the bar on the left wall replace the existing bar with a small refined rustic british pub service bar keep the bar approximately the same compact size and footprint shown in the original architectural model the bar should not extend across the entire wall the bar should have a simple rectangular u shaped service counter form with a slightly projecting countertop and an open working area behind it use warm medium to dark reclaimed wood cabinetry with a lightly aged finish paired with a natural stone or honed dark stone countertop the wood should have visible grain and subtle imperfections but still feel intentionally designed and well crafted rustic but upscale not rough primitive farmhouse or overly distressed add a small back bar display directly behind the counter with dark timber shelving a restrained collection of liquor bottles and glassware subtle antique brass details and soft warm integrated lighting keep the back bar compact and proportional to the service counter no bar stools or customer seating at the bar this is a service bar not a sit down bar keep some of the existing stone wall visible around and above the bar so the bar feels integrated into the existing british pub architecture rather than covering the entire wall overall bar character handsome old english countryside pub warm reclaimed timber subtle antique brass natural stone handcrafted detailing slightly aged and lived in elegant but casual avoid modern luxury bar polished marble sleek contemporary cabinetry excessive led lighting farmhouse style heavy rough stone bar fronts overly distressed wood mediterranean styling oversized bar bar stools or changing the surrounding restaurant everything outside the bar area must remain visually unchanged
