One step inside 'Bar Boutanique' in Amsterdam and patrons are transported to the Caribbean. Designed by Studio Modijefsky, the interior of the two storey cafe looks like what you might see when you go on vacation to a beach bar by the water.
As the name suggests, the restaurant is filled with palm trees, philodendron, ferns and monsteras. The interior is a lovely seafoam green color with a salmon painted accent wall. The cafe is adorned with wooden tables and chairs and pops of yellow and blue are brought through with the barstools and couches.
The added experience of the feeling like they're in the tropics gives patrons one more reason to choose Bar Botanique over other restaurants. Considering Amsterdam is already a tourist hot-spot, giving a cafe a novel design serves to bring in both locals and foreigners.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Tropical-themed Interiors
- Creating interior spaces inspired by tropical environments can provide a unique and immersive experience for customers, attracting both locals and tourists.
- Natural Elements in Interior Design
- Incorporating natural elements such as palm trees, ferns, and wooden furniture into interior design can create a refreshing and inviting atmosphere.
- Destination-inspired Ambiance
- Designing restaurant interiors that transport customers to exotic destinations can differentiate establishments and enhance the overall dining experience.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Hospitality
- Restaurants, cafes, and hotels can utilize tropical-themed interiors to create a unique selling point and attract customers seeking a memorable experience.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can explore incorporating natural elements and destination-inspired ambiance into their projects, offering innovative and appealing design solutions.
- Tourism
- Creating destination-inspired dining establishments can contribute to the tourism industry, enticing visitors to explore local culture and experiences.
