Meanwhile, the floor directly surrounding the bar is covered in black and white checkerboard tiles; a colorscheme which is also used in the black and white subway tiles that sheath the columns inside the bar, as well as the supporting columns throughout the space. These are juxtoposed by the two large "panels" on either side of the doorway, as well as those resting along some of the interior walls; their heavy wire, open framework filled with stacked logs.

Seeing as the bar's title, "Cask," is such a strong design element that it seems only fitting that these letters feature throughout the space; first, via neon light tubes around the interior of the bar itself (each letter, "C" "A" "S" "K" featuring on a separate subway-tiled column) and, second, formed out of concrete on facing brick walls.

All in all, thanks to the predominance of wood and its easy juxtoposition with more industrial elements, the design of Cask 215 conspires to create a spot that is inviting for patrons, with a definite warmth and ease.