A floating, crescent-shaped bar in backlit onyx and floating mirror boxes holding bottles of whiskey are focal points of Le Lapin’s lounge.

Guests are greeted at the entry by a spiral chandelier that mimics a progression of flying candles.

The restaurant’s centerpiece is a 52-foot-tall, three-level wall of wine that leads guests to the bar and lounge area.

White marble mixes with wood paneling in the restrooms, which feature a playful Alice down the rabbit hole vibe.

The 50-seat main dining parlor, separated from the lounge by gold mesh fabric panels, is marked by a neutral palette.

A small private dining room features Chinese poet Su Shi’s work, “Mid-Autumn Moon” on the carpet, and vintage clippings about American UFO sightings and space travel adorn the walls.

The larger private dining space showcases sweeping views of the Macau skyline.