The Bond & Brook restaurant interior was designed by 'd_raw.'
The focal point of the restaurant, which is located in London, within the Fenwick department store, is a giant round table of polished silver that serves as a cocktail bar. Made for an informal dining experience, the Bond & Brook restaurant also features something all fashionistas will love: the 'Fashion Library,' which includes a collection of fashion books and magazines.
Implications - Those consumers looking to brush up on their fashion knowledge and those looking to indulge in a martini as a break from shopping will flock to the Bond & Brook restaurant. This department store is definitely at an advantage compared to the rest out there; fashion and drinks are a great combination, certainly one that will be hard to resist!
Futuristic Fashion Diners
The Bond & Brook Restaurant Interior by d_raw is Out-of-This-World
Trend Themes
1. Informal Dining - The Bond & Brook restaurant's informal dining experience offers an opportunity for restaurateurs to create relaxed and casual atmospheres for their customers.
2. Fashion Libraries - The inclusion of a 'Fashion Library' at the Bond & Brook restaurant highlights the growing trend for combining fashion and lifestyle experiences, presenting opportunities for retailers to create unique spaces that cater to fashion-savvy consumers.
3. Department Store Restaurants - The Bond & Brook restaurant's location within a department store showcases the potential for department stores to enhance their customer experience by integrating gourmet dining options, providing an innovative approach to retailtainment.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - The Bond & Brook restaurant's concept opens up possibilities for restaurateurs to incorporate unique themes and features into their venues, revolutionizing the dining experience for their customers.
2. Fashion Retail - The 'Fashion Library' concept at the Bond & Brook restaurant suggests opportunities for fashion retailers to create curated spaces that merge fashion, art, and dining, offering a multi-sensory shopping experience.
3. Retail - The integration of a department store restaurant, as seen in the case of Bond & Brook, presents an opportunity for retailers to attract customers with a diverse range of offerings, promoting longer visits and increased sales.