Bar&Grill - Part-6

Pool_Dart

Bar and restaurant interior is the most spoken and wide interior décor throughout. Every detail counts… There are all kinds of reasons why people don’t go back to restaurants. Sometimes the problem is obvious—the place is understaffed, the food and drinks aren’t good, the servers are unfriendly or disorganized. But it could be something as small as space just didn’t “feel” right. Maybe the lighting is too bright or too dim, the bar top isn’t a comfortable height, or the music is too loud. Perhaps space is cluttered, or the décor is distracting.If you’re lucky enough to have billiards table in the restaurant, then there’s plenty to think about before decorating it. It’s not as simple as having a pool table in the room with nothing else around it. In order for the bar to feel inviting and fun you have to put a little more thought into the décor. The key to creating an elegant décor for the playroom in the bar is knowing which colors and textures to choose and how to combine them. Neutrals are always simple and safe options. You could paint the walls beige, maybe add a few brown details and opt for rich colors and textures for your wooden furniture. The lighting also plays an important role to make sure you choose everything carefully.Usually, when you’re playing pool you often feel the need to take a break, have a drink or simply sit at the bar while your friend(s) take a turn at trying to beat your score (assuming you’re good at this game). It’s why having a bar with pool table seems like a very natural and wise idea. While having a bar you can hit the ‘dartboard’ at the back wall – mainly if you lose in the pool to get out your anger ha-ha!!!Unique seating is always a differentiator, as existing chair with a fresh paint or mix matching different types of a chair is all too common in the industry. Repurposing an existing chair with fresh booths and stools can liven up your environment.P.S. Here is the side view glimpse of the elements of bars’ playroom created by me.D’Art by Shriya…