Harmónium

The largest area of the center is also the entrance for guests with reception, wardrobes and social facilities. The stage serves lecturers, musical groups and discussion forum for online broadcasting. The hall with gallery is designed for lectures, symposia and concerts approximately for 50 people; at the fireplace is sitting about for 15 guests.

The hall has a large-scale presentation, sound and complete camera equipment for lectures, interviews and the recording of events.

In the back there is a touch screen large screen and approximately 20 places at retro tables for IT training; the same zone can serve for eating. Another approximately 20 places to eat are offered by gallery and archery classroom. Behind the stage there is a stainless steel kitchen for heating food, beer tap, Kofola and Viney and coffee maker. Furniture hall and gallery is made of industrial series KARE made of wood, cast iron and leather. The elevator in the staircase mirror helps people with reduced mobility.

The gallery above the hall stands on a solid riveted iron structure with a floor made of oak forks. Its longer part has retro industrial benches for participants of presentations in the lobby.

In the wider part of the gallery is French pool billiards, which after overlap turns into a dining table for 10 people, table football, table hockey and darts.

The glass retro wall separates the game room from the fitness zone with motion trainers, massage armchairs and active relaxation options.

Separate classroom behind massive doors has brick vaults and comfortable chairs for 12 participants and lecturer. Large screen and screen are in normal operation hidden and extended as necessary. The camera and audio system allows you to record workshops and model situations.

The room also serves for discreet negotiations. In the entrance is a bar with an Italian retro coffee machine Elektra and a small dining room approximately for 10 people. The glass door shows the rotating water wheel and can be accessed into the exterior.

Retro industrial library on the second floor contains two editions of Slovak novels and short stories from 19 . and 20 . century, travel and professional literature. The seat creates a reading and smoking lounge for cigars, blowjobs, and water pipe.

The space is open to the upper gallery; along the stairs are protrusions with historical artifacts, such as the weight of chicken eggs and the clock for the race of postal pigeons.

Professionally soundproofed studio has positions for guests and the moderator of talks about relationships. It also serves to record singing parties.

The music studio offers keyboard and string instruments, drums and facilities for recording and testing musical groups.

It includes historical sound heritage: from Edison reels to shellakové and vinyl plates and self-playing piano. In the studio, a title song was produced, "Everybody does it differently" for a session, "Interviews on Relationships."

Behind the interior retro door on the second floor is the private space of the owner, which is not accessible to the visitors of the center. The open barrier-free maisonette connects the living area, kitchen, bar, office and historically delicious bedroom with a staircase made of cherry wood.

Furniture at the turn of 18 . and 19 . century was created by German craftsmen in the Altdeutsch style; after restoration, kitchen cabinets, bar and portal of hot air fireplace. The kitchen has retro cookers AGA, enamel cooker from the 19 .century for coal or wood and KitchenAid appliances in retro edition. In front of the bar there are tables for chess, cards and roulette.