When it comes to setting up a restaurant as your future business, the important thing is to decide what it is going to look like, Minimalistic styles are all the rage right now.
You may have a mental image in your head of how you want it to look but consulting an interior designer is your best option, so your ideas can be executed but only better.
Here are a few options of how you can play around with the décor in order to ensure your customers don’t just come for the food but the ambiance as well.
1. Typography
Integrating typography into your interior design is definitely a wise move, but only if done right.
Bold graphics, marquee letters, diagrams, and charts are all great and are informative as well so they are a great way to add details to your design.
We believe adding the old-school neon signs is a hit as well. You can try to get one custom-made with a quote, phrase, or word of your choice which reflects the whole theme or vibe of the restaurant and what it stands for.
2. Bring in Local Artists
In case you have a huge wall and you wish to do something about it in terms of design within your budget, reach out to local artists for help or people who are stepping in the field and also need a platform to showcase their talent.
You can create a wall that gives off the look of a gallery where you can showcase the work of artists you bring in. You will have ample choice to rotate between different artists and make your décor a very unique one.
3. Murals and Wall Art
Murals and wall art never go out of style.
Again, we can direct you toward local artists who are great with murals, wall art or even graffiti for that matter. You can tell them what your business stands for and trust them to give a unique or even a signature look to your place.
We recommend you create something that people can post about. At the end of the day, it is all about the pictures. That will help your business with the publicity it needs and people with the worthy content they need.
4. Keep Green
A touch of nature always proves to be a healing factor for the soul.
We believe the space can be decorated with greenery which may include indoor plants. Plants bring a very tranquil and relaxing aura to the space and also purify the air of course.
They also help people form a visual connection about the freshness of the food being served to them.
It is always about how you choose to play with what you have.
6. Select a Theme
As an interior designer who has worked with multiple businesses over the years, Eileen Gould believes that restaurants that are set up around a theme are bound to have more reputations than regular ones.
You decide which theme you wish to have, which is not too trendy but also not too shabby and outdated for that matter. Pick something that reflects your food and your business as a brand.
Have a signature theme that gains popularity over the years and al requires no introduction eventually.
7. Modern Minimalism
Less is always more. Minimalistic looks are the new thing. We have worked on multiple projects where clarity and form is preferred. Natural materials, clear patterns, and simplistic designs are preferred.
They may seem more complicated but they are also ones that go unnoticed because details matter.
Trust an interior designer to help you design just the right look!
