If I was going to be at Flash on the Beach, you’d be able to find me at Twentyfour, a new “fully interactive” bar in London. Whenever I can combine a great user experience with drinking, good things are bound to happen.

The walls in Twentyfour are all interactive so you can control the scenery for the room you’re in and supposedly even contribute. The website shows the matrix them, some orange thing and a picture of the desert (which is awesome). Supposedly the walls even react when you do things like hold up your drink or touch them. All of this sounds terribly dangerous in a place where alcohol is being served, but that could make it all the more interesting.

[Via Crave]

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