In the last years, a return to the simplicity of mid-century design and the warm look of rustic interiors has reached the commercial interior design world. Many bars, coffee shops and restaurants breathed new life into old ideas and offered their clients the best of both worlds. The latest restaurant furniture trends prove it: Old and new can coexist and make your clients happy.
Photo above: Ferdinand Chair from Grand Rapids Chair Company
Below, we gathered a few examples of new restaurant furniture that pay homage to old shapes, even when it turns out to be unique and highly innovative.
Mid-century design has a charm that is hard to resist. When it comes to restaurants, such pieces have the added advantage of taking less space while being elegant and sophisticated. This vegan-leather chair comes in four colors and has a graceful and subtle presence.
Mid-century Modern Petal Upholstered Dining Chair from West Elm
For a restaurant with a more traditional flair, a modern take on a familiar shape brings in the warmth of old memories and the freshness of a streamlined silhouette.
Maria Dining Chair from West Elm
If you love the rustic vibe of wood yet prefer contemporary pieces, this backless barstool checks both boxes.
Brady Backless Barstool from Grand Rapids Chair Company
The Sir Burly barstool is all about confidence and stability. Solid circular tubing and sled feet inspire trust and make for an interesting addition to your bar.
Sir Burly Barstool from Grand Rapids Chair Company
For a more familiar look, here is another traditional piece reinvented. Donned in both neutral and bright colors, the upholstered Ferdinand chairs have a Scandinavian vibe and a modern feel.
Ferdinand Chair from Grand Rapids Chair Company
Never waste the opportunity to bring in some color by choosing bright-toned seating pieces. Beyond its minimalist look, the Kartell Venice chair is totally capable of making a visual impact.
Kartell Venice Dining Chair from West Elm
Designers have succeeded in recreating traditional designs by using unique materials that could raise the cool factor of any bar, cafe or restaurant. An inflatable armchair with a sturdy base, the Yomi Cristal piece offers both transparency and color – plus a surprisingly elegant look with a touch of playfulness.
YOMI CRISTAL Armchair by Mojow on archiproducts.com
The Illuminated Yomi Chair takes the concept even further and provides lighting for your garden restaurant setting.
ILLUMINATED YOMI Garden Armchair by Mojow on archiproducts.com
Ditching the opaque frame and adopting a simple glass one, this armchair by Mojow is inflatable, customizable and available in six cushion colors.
EXCLUSIVE MW 01 SAFETY GLASS Armchair by Mojow on archiproducts.com
Creative shapes are not limited to restaurant seating options. For a new take on the old pedestal table, the FROZEN piece brings in the elegance of an ice sculpture. The pairing stools and armchairs have the same geometric silhouette and original shape, which continue to be much appreciated restaurant furniture trends.
FROZEN Round Table by Plust on archiproducts.com
Made of galvanized steel, the Antibes table can add a few splashes of color to your restaurant, and make itself noticed despite its simple structure.
ANTIBES Table by iSimar on archiproducts.com
Finally, the Menorca round table is suitable for both indoor and outdoor settings and combines unobtrusive lines with the availability of bright and cheerful colors.
MENORCA Round Table by iSimar on archiproducts.com
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