Choosing a design aesthetic for your restaurant business can be a daunting task, especially when you consider all of the design options available to you. As well as how transitory these design options can be. Given that your restaurant’s success is heavily reliant on the customer service you provide, the customer experience offered at your establishment is critical in attracting and retaining customers.
The goal of your remodel should be to create an environment that relaxes customers while providing an unforgettable dining experience. Fortunately, updating your decor isn’t difficult, and a few minor changes can have a significant effect on how consumers experience your restaurant and its general look.
Here are a few simple ways to revamp your restaurant’s interior design.
Restaurant Equipment
Customers’ perceptions of your restaurant can also be influenced by the quality of your dinnerware. For example, if you use old glassware or torn or stained tablecloths, it will reflect poorly on the quality of service provided by your restaurant. High costs often mean, most restaurant owners put off updating equipment such as bar supplies, and essential chef supplies.
Given that the quality of your equipment determines the future of your kitchen and the reputation of your restaurant. Consider updating these items through a reputable restaurant supply store. When looking for a supplier, consider an Everett restaurant equipment store with years of experience in the industry. If possible, integrate the kitchen equipment into the design, especially if it features an unusual centerpiece, such as a clay pizza oven.
Greenery to Revamp Your Restaurant’s Interior Design
Cut flowers and indoor houseplants are a simple way to make your dining area feel fresh and inviting. A low-maintenance plant options can still be a good choice, for those not gifted with green-thumbs.
Chinese money plants, are known to thrive in indirect light, such as a window sill, with weekly watering. Houseplants like the ponytail palm and the spider plant, on the other hand, thrive in bright light and require weekly watering. Alternatively, consider the Christmas cactus or the ZZ plant, as both options do well in low humidity and low light.
An indoor garden can also help reduce stress levels and improve indoor air quality, while creating an impressive visual impact. Aside from being great mood boosters, indoor plants also provide guests with a visual connection to the freshness of your ingredients. Bring natural elements into your restaurant by hanging vines on light fixtures or placing live plants in your restaurant’s entryway.
Local Art
Supporting local artists in your area is another way to update the decor of your restaurant while highlighting local talent. You can turn your restaurant’s walls into a part-time gallery by displaying the work of local artists. Simultaneously improving the dining experience while also benefiting your community.
Look for help from artists if you have a lot of open wall space and want art on a budget. This way, you’ll have a changing collection of unique art pieces while giving local artists a space to sell their work. Alternatively, if you want to showcase local talent but don’t have enough wall space, consider commissioning a mural.
These remodeling options can alter how you and your customers interact with your business. Even better, they can be implemented individually or as part of a large-scale renovation. In any case, incorporating these suggestions will help to make dining at your establishment a memorable experience.
Love Lilla xx