#pyewacket.

[danisavin]

dani savin location aesthetic 01: bhavana

-- - Bhavana is a 24/7 cafe and bar located in the heart and soul "alley district” of Pyewacket. Its unique o80 address is only a small taste of the unique venue that waits inside their otherwise unimpressive street-side door. Bhavana is a safe space dedicated to boundless artistic expression. Local artists are not merely allowed but encouraged to decorate the interior, share their literary pieces, play their music, or whatever else tickles their muse. There are no scheduled stage times unless specifically requested of the owners and anyone and everyone is welcome so long as they are respectful of the space and the individuals within it. Above the business itself is a hostel for travelers and unsettled locals. The rate for a bunk is cheap, but those who can’t afford it may keep their space by working in the cafe downstairs.

Bhavana is owned by Jariya Chaiprasit -- a elemental water atronach, and his partner Kiran Gadhavi -- a naga; however, this eclectic pair go by simpler names for their friends and customers: Jay and Viper. Their all-day, all-night hours are set to accommodate people of all species and walks of life. They employ a sizable portion of the neighborhood’s young people with their broad hours, thus supporting not only local art but also the newest, most independent members of their community. Scheduled artists are offered pay if they wish, though many of them decline due to the high level of respect awarded to this popular locale. As Pyewacket inhabitants will attest -- If there’s one place you won’t be bored, it’s Bhavana.

@simplyelliewinter

[danisavin]

a closer look at the loft: part i

the kitchen: Dani doesn’t cook, and thank the gods for it. They’ve never been able to. No matter how many times they try to learn, something always goes awry, and after a multitude of attempts, they’ve given up on the practice altogether (but that doesn’t mean they can’t make a mean cup of tea!!). Due to this lack of culinary expertise, Dani had the kitchen area of the loft designed more like a bar. It’s open side is located directly to the right of the large sliding metal door that serves as the flat’s entrance. The small space includes a fridge, sink, stove, oven, coffee machine, dishwasher, toaster, and microwave as one might expect, yet also includes a series of shelves for alcohol and chalkboard walls that visitors or residents can use to leave notes or doodles for one another. Most of the kitchenware is stashed underneath the counter in different cabinet spaces; however, there is also a suspended rack over the stove where a few pots and pans can be hung. full + additional inspo pics [ x x x ]

iann’s bedroom: Iann's bedroom isn't actually a bedroom at all -- at least, not in the traditional sense. Located in the back of the loft and over looking the fire escape, Iann's "room" was fashioned from the wide, previously empty area of space in the loft's lower level. The area has been partitioned off from the rest of the loft with sliding screens that Iann installed himself. To prevent Dani from glancing down over the railing of their lofted room and witnessing an embarrassing sight, a large batique sheer has been stretched across the top of the area. He's even gotten the place sound-warded via spell to muffle his snoring and whatever else goes on in there. A portion of the wall here has also been converted into a chalkboard space so that Iann can scribble as many notes and as much junk as he pleases. He shares the downstairs bathroom with Iddy and has taken to cleaning it once a week.

Because most of his possessions were lost with the wreckage of Mal Ojo, the decor is fairly simple. Minimal, basic attire is kept in a wooden dresser with a mirror. Shoes have been lined up against the wall. The bed sits directly upon the floor with a nightstand cupboard beside it and the rest of the space is dotted with items such as beeswax candles, books, magical items, projects he's working on, and a laundry basket. Iann has no photos or memorabilia on display. full inspo pic [ x ]

downstairs bathroom: The lower level bathroom connects to both Iann’s space near the back of the loft and Iddy’s room. It includes a toilet, sink, and bathtub/shower. The decor is fairly simple and falls in line with the rest of the industrial, grungy feel of the loft itself. full inspo pic [ x ] 

iddy’s bedroom: Iddy’s bedroom is small, but it’s also the only actual "room" in the loft. It’s simply furnished with very little cluttering the surface space that he has at his disposal. He has a brass frame double bed that fills up most of the room, a chest of drawers for his clothes, a small nighstand, and a coat hook. Anything else that he keeps in his room -- his camera case, photo albums, shoes and books -- are all under his bed in neat storage containers. The only things decorating his bedroom are two little potted spider plants. full inspo pic [ x ] 

@iddyissett​ @ianncardero​

[danisavin]

1307 San Marco Sq., Pyewacket

In addition to their childhood home and family estate located in Jamara, Dani keeps their own residence in the old factory district of Pyewacket. The well-graffitied neighborhood is perfectly suited to their grungy aesthetic and conveniently located next to the rival bohemian district of Grieselle where they do most of their shopping when they’re not popping in to see Sam at Meadowsweet. 

This spacious ‘downtown’ getaway covers two stories with a lofted bedroom and bathroom area that overlooks the main floor. A large, sliding metal door serves as the entrance and leads straight into the back of the kitchen beneath the loft. The kitchen area is setup as a bar, complete with chalkboard walls behind the appliances where helpful notes and the ridiculous doodles of friends are often left. There is plenty of space for lounging about the main floor, a TV situated atop a repurposed old crate for movie marathons and Netflix binging, and a stereo system for blasting music. Additionally, there is a balcony at the far end of the loft overlooking the street. It’s often used as a thinking and meditation space on cool nights. 

A spiral, wrought iron staircase ascends to the lofted area that serves as Dani’s personal space. This area boasts a slightly more bohemian flare, decorated with mandala tapestries, string lights, dreamcatchers, a miscellany of ritualistic supernatural junk, and a fuck ton of candles (they really like candles). Dani’s favorite books and records are kept up by their bedside, as well as all their most treasured photographs, taped upon the walls. Their bathroom is fairly simple besides the odd umbrella-shaped shower apparatus they found in a local flea market one Thursday. It’s an bizarre little touch that gives the otherwise plain bathroom character, or so the owner would like to believe. They’re messy by nature, and interior design has never been their strong suit.