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by jesscolorgirl
5 months ago in Design Dilemma
Interior decorator(student)
I need advice for a small space 24 hours restaurant and mini bar.
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olldbobbi I would replace the ceiling, for sure. Is this the dining area? What room is this? It seems way too small to be a restaurant.
5 months ago ·
jesscolorgirl It's the reception and bar. Only 3 chairs and tables will go in there. People will only go In there to place ther order and sit briefly for a drink or snack. The sitting area will be the open ground in the compound
5 months ago ·
Carla Kobierzynski What style are you going for? Make the ceiling go away by painting it black or replace. Wall mural to make them feel there entering in the next palate. Mirrors for reflection.
5 months ago ·
decoenthusiaste Put the order station just forward of the electrical outlet on the left with the exit from behind it at the window side. Here's a good color palette for you.

5 months ago ·
Universal Stretch Ceilings We would like to recommend a stretch ceiling solution! You can put translucent ceiling and different light coulor! You will get rid of ugly panels and also create unique unforgettable space!
5 months ago ·
jesscolorgirl I'm so very grateful. I will go with transculent ceiling and lighting. Thanks
5 months ago ·
Dar Eckert what is size of space?
5 months ago ·
jesscolorgirl It's about 50 square meters.
5 months ago ·
mpoulsom I think I would mirror that entire wall that is red/burgandy, Then paint that long wall on left a color, or a mural as someone else suggested, to make it appear larger. Some pendant lights over your counter area. and since people are just waiting for orders there, (if I understood this correctly), I would put armless sofas along window walls and one table on mirror wall with chairs.
But I do have one question...would your counter/bar live on the burgandy wall or longways facing the door..don't mean to sound stupid, but after looking again (spacewise) I'm not sure.
5 months ago ·
jesscolorgirl @mpoulson, I was hoping to build the counter against the wall beside the window till after the door. So that door only allows the waitress walk out to pick the orders from the cook who would drop it off behind the door.( the kitchen is behind the structure,though big enough). The bar on the other hand will be a small standing bar to accommodate few drinks. It's not an alcohol based place. Just few drinks while waiting or eating in the open space outside.
5 months ago ·
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