Barcelona's Restaurant Oval by Flexoarquitectura ecourages its visitors to create their own hamburger snacks. Food and designs lovers alike are sure to love this Spanish eatery that rejects traditional burger chain concepts while giving its customers the chance to play chef.
The industrial space features a mix of raw wood, metal and stone finishes that are accented with found furnishings and touches of bright hues. The rustic space embodies understated elegance and is inspired by the DIY philosophy of the Restaurant Oval name.
"This project by Flexoarquitectura has a strong construction-based theme, so dear to interior and product design in recent years." The interior is inspired by the eatery's custom burger menu and is a hit among fast food lovers who are in search of authenticity.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Customizable Fast Food
- Opportunity for burger chains to introduce DIY menu options and empower customers to create their own unique burger combinations.
- Industrial Elegance
- Chance for interior design firms to incorporate raw wood, metal, and stone finishes with pops of bright colors to create industrial-themed spaces with understated elegance.
- DIY Philosophy
- Potential for businesses to embrace the DIY philosophy and empower customers to actively participate in the creation process, providing a sense of ownership and personalization.
Where This Applies
- Fast Food Chains
- Fast food chains can leverage the trend of customizable fast food to attract customers seeking unique burger experiences and cater to their individual preferences.
- Interior Design
- Interior design companies have an opportunity to incorporate industrial elements like raw wood, metal, and stone finishes into their projects, creating spaces that embody industrial elegance.
- Restaurant Industry
- Restaurants can embrace the DIY philosophy by providing interactive experiences where customers can customize their meals, fostering a sense of ownership and a closer connection to the brand.
