Success in the hospitality industry can be a winning bet when you work with a team that knows how to execute your business vision. Whether you choose to breathe new life into your restaurant by redesigning the space in which it operates or want to implement your vision from scratch, we have the experience to help you succeed.
Whether it’s a café or a restaurant, your HoReCa space needs to offer a unique experience that will keep your customers coming back to your location. This can be achieved through thoughtful design of the space and its flows, inspired choice of color palette and smart use of shapes, materials and textures. Whatever the style of your interior design (modern, industrial, retro, minimalist, etc.), we are ready to take on the challenge of transforming your venue into a success story.
Our interior design department specializing in Restaurants has extensive experience in transforming hospitality spaces, they consider everything from products, furniture, lighting, accessories and more to ensure you make the most of your new space. With a project management team overseeing the work through to completion, the construction of your space will be a smooth and seamless process.
Our team uses decades of industry experience and a nationwide sourcing network to deliver outstanding results.
Lighting – Lighting is perhaps one of the most important factors in determining the mood of a space, that’s why we have experts specializing in lighting design to ensure your venue has an inviting atmosphere that adds to the overall customer experience.
Graphics and Signage – Our in-house creative team specializing in branding and marketing will provide you with innovative solutions to personalize your brand, ensuring graphics and signage will help your venue stand out.
Decor and bespoke furniture – if you have an idea in mind of what furniture you want, but you’re not sure where it might be found – we can help. From comfy chairs to artwork that will wow your customers, we supply and fit custom furniture to match your restaurant interior.
PROJECT STAGES
It’s important to understand the client’s needs, so to begin with we will gather particular information of interest and information about the beneficiaries’ lifestyle. This is the process by which the Design Masters team creates the client brief.
Our team will then carry out measurements and the building’s RLV in order to have a complete picture. In specific situations, where necessary, technical expertise will also be carried out.
At the end of this stage, the design brief is drawn up, which is in turn configured on the basis of the client brief and technical expertise.
Following the information obtained, the first stages of the project are finalized. At this point the Design Masters team presents the client with a 2D furnishing plan and the flow of the interior design.
It will also determine whether the space requires interior re-compartmentalization and define the functionality of each area. Furthermore, furniture pieces will be arranged in the existing spaces. We will then proceed to the third stage.
In this phase the client receives suggestions of real objects and will propose to the beneficiary all the elements that make up the interior design:
- Finishes
- Pieces of furniture (new furniture elements will be proposed to the client, plans for the customized furniture will be determined + custom furniture design will be made)
- Interior joinery (doors, skirting, decorative wall profiles)
- Luminaires
- Proposal of textile products (curtains, drapes, carpets, decorative cushions, etc.)
- Accessories and decorations
At this point the Design Masters team will be able to make a 3D model of the space in a design program and renderings will be made. Also at this point, the aesthetic design must be corroborated with the technical design. Thus, the beneficiary will receive stereotomies and budget breakdown per space. The construction works (implementation costs) will also be budgeted.
In this phase, all the work will be done and involves a whole series of steps which will be noted as a sub-point:
- 4.1 Technical documentation of the space;
- 4.2 Demolition of non-conforming elements;
- 4.3 Making new partitions or enclosures where necessary;
- 4.4 Refurbishment of electrical and plumbing installations if necessary;
- 4.5 Implementation of plumbing, heating and air conditioning systems, video surveillance and alarm installations, PSI systems, shading and automation systems;
- 4.6 Realization of the Smart-Home infrastructure;
- 4.7 Repairs and alterations will be made to walls, ceilings and floors;
- 4.8 Vertical and horizontal finishing cladding will be carried out (flooring, tiling, tiles, etc);
- 4.9 Finish walls and ceilings;
- 4.10 This step will mark the end of the first works and measurements will be taken for the bespoke furniture;
- 4.11 Fitting interior joinery (doors and skirting boards, also here decorative profiles will be fitted);
- 4.12 Luminaires will be installed;
- 4.13 Assembly of furniture (made to order and/or in series);
- 4.14 Assembly of accessories and decorations (paintings, prints, carpets, textiles);
- 4.15 Installation of shading systems (curtains/draperies/shades/blinds);
Regular site visits will be made by the Design Masters team throughout the entire phase to ensure that all steps are followed and every detail is in accordance with the project.
During this phase, the Design Masters team hands over the entire interior design to the beneficiary and the reception is carried out.
Because we know that any home improvement is a major investment, we will be with you every step of the way in all the technical and even legal aspects of the work, keeping an eye on the budget
The Perfect Balance
The fascinating part of designing a space in this area is its complexity. Not only do you need to be a few steps ahead of the trends and create an aspirational design, but it needs to support the business vision through functionality and atmosphere. Staff flow, space efficiency, fit-out layout, all need to converge towards the perfect balance.
Design Masters explores the different ways in which restaurants can and should be designed to offer guests the best and most appropriate dining experience.
Dining in a restaurant is a holistic experience that involves more than just the food. Diners’ dining experience begins when they enter the restaurant (and sometimes before they enter). Things like atmosphere, lighting, furniture, acoustics and other sensory elements in the space work together to create what we call the perfect balance.
