Clive Bar was next, and sports warm, wood-wrapped walls, sassy all-whitefurniture from the old Peacock Lounge and a truly stupendous iron and glasschandelier made out of old Patron Tequila bottles
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Lustre Pearl was the first bar Bridget completed in the Rainey Street District,and it featured an instant hit-maker: a giant backyard full of fun seating, hulahoops and ping pong
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Lustre Pearl's dilapidated charm and aesthetics create an inviting andinteresting atmosphere
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The all-white furniture in Clive Bar creates a contrast between the dark woodwalls, making for one dynamic and inviting space
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Bar 96 is the most recent bar from Bridget and has a modern, youthful exteriorfull of warm, red, color-blocking paint
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The brightly-painted exterior of Bar 96 faces Cesar Chavez and serves as avisual sign post that this is a bar district unlike anything else in Austin
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Using old shipping containers, Bridget's next -- and last -- bar project for theRainey Street District will be the Container Bar
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Ambitious, formidable, intimidating and awesome, the Container Bar will be acrazy cool addition to the Austin bar scene
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Without an ounce of design experience in her background, Bridget Dunlap used anarsenal full of raw talent and lots of guts to completely change the look ofseveral old houses on Rainey Street into wildly popular bars