SIX Baltic set to undergo a transformation and rebrand in early 2024

SIX Baltic, the rooftop restaurant located at the top of the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, has announced it will undergo a transformation in early 2024.

As a result of the refurbishment, the restaurant will emerge under a new name of 'SIX Rooftop'.

Bosses are promising an exciting new chapter for the venue, which will be poised to elevate both the culinary and aesthetic experience for guests.

The transformation will introduce a darker interior colour scheme casting a subtle allure, as well as upgraded lighting to create a more immersive and tranquil atmosphere.

It will also see the introduction of wooden and marble-style furniture, with designer Julie Chambers set to lead the transformation of the restaurant.

The renovation plans also include a brand new "cutting-edge" bar area to offer a comfortable space for guests to enjoy their drinks.

The sky lounge, formally known as the viewing box, is a huge focus on the refurb.

Introducing a dedicated space and menu of more casual dining, with small and large plates complemented by contemporary furniture and lighting to create a relaxed and sophisticated atmosphere, with views that are guaranteed to take your breath away.

Roy Ng, Operations Director at SIX, has shared his excitement about the upcoming transformation.

He commented: “We are thrilled to embark on this exciting refurbishment at SIX.

"This transformation will not only redefine our physical space but also the experience that we offer, and we cannot wait to welcome guests to our new space.”

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The renovation work is set to start at the beginning on January 2024, with a grand reopening scheduled for early February 2024.

This reopening will be coinciding with the venue's 15th anniversary.