17
Apr
The big day is almost here; the day you finally open your restaurant to the public! You've been working hard to get everything ready to go, from the kitchen equipment to the...
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11
Apr
In the restaurant and bar world, there's no escaping the industrial look. Industrial design features lots of concrete and metal, exposed ductwork, and big, open floor plans. In the last decade, this...
25
Mar
Everything You Need to Know About Aged Lumber
In the United States, wood was historically used as the primary building material because of its strength, durability, abundance, inexpensiveness, and aesthetic advantages. Now, many of the...
01
Mar
Whether you want to give your bar a hip and modern feel, or if you’re looking for something more rustic, there’s one design element that can help you nail your look down: reclaimed wood....
25
Feb
Reclaimed wood or lumber is processed wood that has been retrieved from old buildings for reuse. Reclaimed lumber companies carefully deconstruct wood elements in old structures, preserving the shape and integrity of beams and...
21
Feb
Even though you know your restaurant serves delicious food and can offer customers an experience they won’t forget, you need be able to communicate that to everyone else. The best way to make the...
01
Feb
Installation and After Care of Reclaimed Wood Siding
Whether you are creating an accent wall or have decided to feature reclaimed wood siding on every wall of your restaurant, you need to know how to...
31
Jan
Most restaurant patrons have no idea just how much thought goes into each and every detail of designing your restaurant. When it comes to seating, your chairs must be chosen with particular care. The...
30
Jan
Designing your restaurant can be a great adventure, but it is a major undertaking that you want to be sure to get right. A great strategy for interior design is to center your concept...
19
Dec
When you’ve invested in the perfect solid wood table top for your restaurant, you want them to always look exactly the same as the day they were installed. How do you do this, though?...