Interview with
Panache
Wine bar, Gallery & Tattoo studio
Interview

Panache

Wine bar, Gallery & Tattoo studio

At Panache, nothing is particularly polished — and that is exactly the point. What started as three friends sharing a flat has turned into a space built on instinct, friendship, and a clear rejection of the conventional career path. Instead of following expected routes, Mathias, Marcus, and Jacob Max have created something of their own — shaped by shared ambition, spontaneity, and a willingness to figure things out as they go. Between a wine bar, a tattoo studio, and a gallery, Panache exists somewhere between structure and chaos, driven less by strategy and more by a desire to build something that feels genuinely theirs.

Editor's note: Panache is the kind of place where the atmosphere meets you straight away. There’s a sense of being welcomed almost immediately – it shows up in the small interactions, in how the space seems to guide you in without hesitation. It’s a place I’ve come to know over time, and what stays with you isn’t just the setting, but the people behind it. There’s something in the way they shape the room that carries through everything – a balance between something relaxed and something still considered, held together by a certain ease that makes people settle in naturally.

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