The stunning interior, meticulously executed by Addy, evokes her characteristic warmth + sophistication when approaching design. Rustic charm + modern touches are blended throughout the space by way of artwork gifted from friends back home —one of which is a formidable painting at the butchery’s entrance now affectionately titled “Chop Chop”—alongside pieces from up-and-coming artistic forces in Los Angeles, such as Alexandra Guardado. The oak communal table set in front of the bar, used for retail by day + dining by night, is a cherished Blackney family heirloom. This table, once the centerpiece of Tyson’s family dinners growing up, has been host to countless fond memories + now stands as a testament to the family tradition and rich history that flavors the Butchr Bar experience. 

The eight bar seats offer an up-close and intimate view of the artistry behind charcuterie and butchery, allowing guests to witness the craft firsthand. Six sculptural lamps crafted by the talented local ceramist Sasha Wachtel pepper the bar, while the charcuterie platters, plates, bowls + bone broth mugs are all crafted by another crop of LA-based creators at Still Life Ceramics.

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