How design defines fine dining
Mood and theme
A space that is likely to make the royals blush is set up with wooden interiors and majestic chandeliers. The space exudes a vintage vibe and has ample seating in wooden furniture like the good old times.
The bar area of this restaurant is simplistic and yet has a interesting wall graphics that has a very modern-chic feel to the space and yet thrives on the old world charm. The bar table has an illuminated three-sided designer edge adding to the beauty of the area.
The restaurant has a vintage chic theme with a touch of royalty. The wooden walls and ornate floors add to the charm and theme.
Restaurant décor
A section of the restaurant has couch seating in a complimenting warm magenta shade with pinned upholstery. The statement coffee table in metallic gold shade complete the look of this seating area.
The wall décor of this restaurant has graphics on a white wall at one end of the space. This breaks the monotony of the space and adds a splash of freshness to the space. On the opposite end of the spectrum, images of importance for the restaurant framed in a wooden frame adorn the walls of the space. Niches in the wall are illuminated with warm lighting adding to the aesthetics of the space.
Whether it’s the black and white ornately patterned floors, the subtle, yet highly engaging graphics, or even the beautiful chandeliers, this fine-dining restaurant is likely to win your stomach, and your heart.
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