Bourne & Hollingsworth's interior is designed to resemble a traditional living room or solarium space. The cozy restaurant is located in the heart of Clerkenwell, London and will appeal to foodies with eclectic tastes.
The brasserie and garden space is home to a greenhouse dining area, a joint cafe and private rooms that are ideal for events. The restaurant is also home to a bar that specializes in craft cocktails -- drinks that compliment the eatery's signature dishes.
Bourne & Hollingsworth's interior design embodies a comfortable and rustic air and is reminiscent of country living rooms. The restaurant's solarium decor is accented with grouped tables and upholstered seating that boasts mismatched and eccentric textile prints -- ranging from floral to leafy fabrics.
What's Driving This Trend
- Residential Restaurant Decor
- Restaurants that resemble cozy living spaces can provide a unique, inviting dining experience and attract foodies with eclectic tastes.
- Greenhouse Dining
- Greenhouse dining areas within restaurants offer a unique and aesthetically pleasing dining experience that can attract eco-conscious customers.
- Craft Cocktail Bars
- Bars that specialize in craft cocktails can enhance the dining experience and provide a unique differentiator for restaurants.
Who This Affects Most
- Hospitality
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- Event Planning
- Event planners can recommend restaurants with private rooms and unique interior design elements to clients seeking memorable and unconventional event venues.
- Textile Design
- Textile designers can explore unconventional textile prints and patterns for restaurant upholstery and decor to add to the overall aesthetic and ambiance.
