Designed by Bobby Cheng from Brewin Concepts, the Fat Cow restaurant in Singapore features a cool and contemporary interior. As you'll see from the photos in this gallery, the focal point of the interior is a big gridlike installation that extends over the ceiling and around the bar. As the designer describes, this eye-catching design accent "creates lowered ceiling spaces that further enhance different areas in the restaurant, while serving as storage and display shelves."
The Fat Cow restaurant can seat up to 20 people and is split into a bar and lounge area, private dining rooms and a "formal Shabu dining counter," says The Retail Design Blog. Each of the private rooms can be made larger or smaller as they are separated by movable screens hanging from a ceiling track.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Gridlike Interiors
- Using gridlike installations as focal points in interior design to enhance different areas and serve as storage and display shelves.
- Contemporary Design
- Incorporating cool and contemporary elements in restaurant interiors to create a modern and stylish ambiance.
- Flexible Spaces
- Designing private dining rooms with movable screens to allow for flexible seating arrangements.
Where This Applies
- Restaurants
- Restaurants can incorporate gridlike installations and contemporary design to create visually appealing and functional spaces.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can use gridlike installations and contemporary design to transform spaces and create unique environments.
- Hospitality
- Hotels and resorts can adopt gridlike installations and contemporary design to update their interiors and provide a modern experience for guests.
