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Set the Scene

VMS

Pairing this with a contrasting material, such as burnt steel or mirrored brass, is elevating retail environments. Yellow Goat Design’s Estuary Panels are lit from within by an LED strip Estuary brings the energy of water flowing into the sea to calm spaces. When it comes to colors, organic shades and pastels abound.

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Interiors inspiration: Design Week’s favourite new projects

Design Week

In contrast to the dark burgundy colour palette of the bar, the inner restaurant features a neutral colour scheme. Finally, the dining room gives way to a courtyard and outdoor dining area surrounded by trees. In contrast to the neutral tones found indoors, the outdoor space is finished in a deep sea blue as a counterpoint.

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A Taste of Uniqueness: Unveiling the Distinctive Realm of Commercial Restaurant Interior Design

Greater Group

Optimising Layout for Efficiency and Flow Restaurants are some of the fastest-paced and busiest commercial spaces, which means that the entire space, from the kitchen to the dining area must be laid out for efficiency and flow. Stack vegetable or meat slices with contrasting colours or textures.

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Japanese Retail Design – Top Stores in Tokyo

Greater Group

It’s a dramatic and theatrical focal point but also serves a practical purpose as the resting space for the coffee beans to allow the gas built up during the roasting process to escape before it can be brewed or packaged. The cask is one of those multi-functional design features that are trending the retail design world now.