What do you do when you run a restaurant, but also want to cater to stand-up cocktail parties? Move all the tables and chairs? No way!
Design firm 3SIX0 went to the drawing board to come up with a solution to cater to both scenarios. They came up with the idea to divide the restaurant in parallelograms so they can use the space more efficiently and have the tables fold-up against the walls.
The result is a sleekly designed restaurant that transforms itself from one space into another.
“It’s the same idea as parallel parking,” explains designer Kyna Leski. “You can park more cars when they’re set at an angle."
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Convertible Spaces
- Innovative design solutions that allow for spaces to be easily transformed from one purpose to another.
- Adaptive Furniture
- Furniture that can be easily reconfigured and adapted to different space and usage needs.
- Flexible Spaces
- The creation of multi-functional spaces that can cater to different uses and events.
Where This Applies
- Restaurant Design
- The restaurant industry can benefit from the creation of innovative and efficient layouts that better serve customer needs and increase space utilization.
- Event Planning
- The event planning industry can benefit from the use of adaptable spaces that can easily transition from one event to another without major setups or teardowns.
- Office Space Design
- The office space design industry can benefit from the integration of flexible furniture and layouts that allow for different uses and varied work styles by employees.
