Based in London, UK, The Orrery Restaurant was a classic tourist destination that underwent a large, elegant renovation and redesign.
South of France-based designer David D'Almada created a new floor plan, color scheme and interior design for the restaurant, making it a classic space with silver gray, creamy ivory, lilac and blue with lavender paneling and terracotta clay pots that were hand-made. The original arched windows in the space cast natural light onto the newly configured seating area, making consumers want to indulge in long and lazy lunches.
To suit the new look of the space, chef Igor Tymchyshyn refreshed the menu with brand-new meals. The Orrery Restaurant has now re-opened and is taking reservations.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Elegant Restaurant Redesigns
- More restaurants may follow the trend of completely renovating their space and incorporating new color schemes and design to attract customers.
- Hand-made Terracotta Clay Pots
- There may be an increase in demand for unique, hand-made terracotta clay pots to be incorporated in interior design projects.
- Refreshing Menus
- Chefs may start refreshing their restaurant menus in accordance with updated interior designs and themes.
Sectors Adopting This
- Interior Design
- Interior designers may benefit from this trends by collaborating with restaurants and offering their services in renovation and redesign projects.
- Pottery and Ceramics
- The pottery and ceramics industry may benefit from an increased demand for unique, hand-made terracotta clay pots showcased in restaurant interior design.
- Hospitality
- By refreshing menus and incorporating new design and themes, the hospitality industry may see an increase in revenue and customer retention rates.
