The New Year is the perfect occasion to plan the update of your eatery. Changing its interior can revitalize the entire restaurant and its atmosphere. Updating your establishment’s restaurant furniture is a very affordable and efficient way of enhancing your restaurant’s appeal.
Customers do not want to sit on dingy, dirty-looking commercial furniture that may incorrectly give the impression that your restaurant is unclean. Fresh, well-made furniture
One of the most important elements of creating a successful restaurant is to have a welcoming interior design. Successful restaurant interior design involves several elements such as the appropriate commercial furniture, artwork, lighting, etc. Your eatery’s aesthetic will affect your clientele and influence whether customers return.
The first step is to determine the type of space in which your patrons want to eat. You will need to do some research
Restaurant furniture used to be a trade-off: style for comfort. But, restaurants in NYC are increasingly finding creative ways to get both form and function out of their furniture, while bolstering their unique culinary concepts.
Take Roomservice, Manhattan’s ultra-chic, Thai-fusion restaurant. Its entire commercial bar furniture set, as well as their chandeliers and other furniture is made of uniform clear grey plastic. The furniture is lightweight, comfortable,
When choosing new commercial furniture for your restaurant, you should choose pieces that suit the ambiance of your restaurant and does not clash with the type of food you serve. For example, if you service Thai food, do not decorate your restaurant as though you make Tex-Mex. On the other hand, you also do not want to overwhelm the space by making it look too busy; generally, the harder you try to make the interior look authentic, the hokier it may appear. The style should be organic, not
If you are expanding your restaurant to include another location or setting up your own restaurant chain, a unified restaurant furniture theme will give the restaurants a cohesive feel. Having the same furniture and color scheme will give patrons a sense of comfort and familiarity whenever they dine at any of your eateries. For example, pizzeria Two Boots has had the same red themed interior since the original restaurant first opened in the East Village in the late 1980s. I have been going
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