Tucked within the urban labyrinth of Bukgajwa-dong, Moment Anna defies the traditional notions of what a whisky bar should be. This understated haven in Seoul embodies a blend of minimalism and sophistication that speaks directly to those seeking more than just a drink, but an experience
Designed by the spatial visionaries at GGJH, the space is an exercise in restraint, offering just 70 square meters of pure, distilled ambiance. Every element is intentional—acrylic whisky shelves float along the walls, elongating the visual plane and creating a rhythm that feels almost meditative. The fixed furniture, static in its placement, seems to ask guests to pause, to exist within the moment rather than simply pass through it.
What sets Moment Anna apart is its subtle commitment to sustainability—a design philosophy that transcends trend and instead roots itself in enduring materials. Natural textures and neutral finishes offer a tactile experience that is both calming and timeless. These are choices that don’t age with time but grow richer, ensuring that the space remains as relevant tomorrow as it is today.
But there’s also a quiet functionality here. The layout is optimized for a single-person operation, yet it sacrifices nothing in terms of guest experience. The elongated shelving is not just aesthetic; it creates seamless movement for the bartender, while the compact floor plan ensures a feeling of intimacy without constraint.
In a city that moves at breakneck speed, Moment Anna is a breath of fresh air—a place where design and purpose align, where simplicity and luxury coexist. It’s not just a bar; it’s a retreat, a meditative space where whisky isn’t the only thing you’re savoring. – Bill Tikos
Location: 29-6, Jeungga-ro 30-gil, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea.
