Whether it is a surreal gothic inspired theme or a playful artsy touch, there is plenty of inspiration for your restaurant design. As you plan to revamp your restaurant, the ambiance you go for should affect your customers positively. Here are some pointers on how to be creative with your restaurant theme.
Color
It is true that color affects feelings, mood, and behavior. Using colors like brown creates a warmth ambiance that is secure enough for hearty conversations. A brown hue can be interplayed with white, which reflects light and creates the illusion of space. There is plenty of inspiration online on how you can play around with different colors to improve the ambiance and mood of your restaurant.
Time Travel
We all would love to have time travel to the future or past, and experience new things. Time travel gets people excited and nostalgic. Imagine walking into a modern restaurant with a design that takes a few centuries back. On the ceiling hangs an 18th century airship illuminated by light that simultaneously lights up the eating area below. The walls are decorated with what are unmistakably locomotive parts from one of the first train engines in the 18th century. Then the walls are lined with more relics chronicling the history of industrial revolution through several centuries. To complete this rustic look is a neat arrangement of wooden chairs and tables complimenting the equally wooden floor underneath. Well, it is spectacular, to say the least. You can replicate this in your restaurant design.
Art from Junk
Imagine a bicycle bar that, just as the name suggest, is designed from bicycle parts. The seats are made of bicycle frames with the armrests crafted from bicycle handles. An adjustment table has the seats crafted from metal with the base made from a bicycle wheel. Some round tables are also made from bicycle wheels. A pink bicycle and a green scooter are randomly placed in corners adding to the ambiance.
Inspired enough, right? Borrow a leaf, and craft something out of metal junk lying around. The bar area can be crafted from the hood of an old truck. You can fashion seats from old tires or suspend an old car on the ceiling—the options are endless. Moreover, you can add a wheeled table that is a makeshift cart for serving your customers food.
Bottom-line
Achieving a restaurant design that makes a statement does not have to be expensive. You can play around with color or use old relics or scrapes from a junkyard to redecorate your restaurant. Above are three inspiration ideas to get you started.
