A StoneDeco project · Restaurant decoration
Rock enclosure
of a bar fridge.
An existing fridge received a new setting: a hand-finished shell with the appearance of rock. We adapted the GRP decoration to the appliance so that it would fit the tropical atmosphere of a jungle bar restaurant.
- starting point for the enclosure
- Existing fridge
- glass fibre and resin
- GRP
- theme of the intended interior
- Jungle bar
Our work on this project: Rock enclosure for a Red Bull bar fridge.
An ordinary appliance.
A rock setting.
The starting point was a Red Bull bar fridge. We made a decorative GRP shell around it. Access to the appliance remained visible at the front, while its sides and upper section gained a rock form.
A detail like this allows functional equipment to connect with the interior's theme. If your restaurant has an element that is difficult to integrate into the décor, let us start with its dimensions and how it is used.
Texture you can
see close up.
Irregular edges, recesses and shades of grey give the enclosure the appearance of a stone block. The same texture continues across the sides and top of the decoration, connecting the surfaces around the existing appliance.
The photographs show the element before it was placed in the restaurant. This form was made for a specific fridge; for other equipment, we agree its overall dimensions and access points separately.
Enclosure
before positioning.
Photographs of the finished element before positioning in the intended interior. Click to open a photograph in its full frame.
Before a similar
project.
Was the surround made for a specific fridge?
Yes. We adapted the rock shell to an existing bar fridge. For a similar order, we need the appliance's dimensions and information about access to its fittings.
What is the decoration made of?
GRP (glass-reinforced plastic). We finished the surface to resemble rock and suit the restaurant's tropical character.
Can you create surrounds for other equipment?
Please send photographs and dimensions. We will discuss the possible decorative form, openings and conditions of use before defining the scope of the work.
What determines the quotation?
The size and number of elements, complexity of their shape, texture and finish, and the scope of on-site work. We discuss transport and installation alongside the project. Please send dimensions, photographs of the space and your planned date so we can define the specific scope.
What should I send to get started?
Please send photographs of the appliance, its dimensions and your interior design idea. We will discuss the shape and texture of the surround, the openings required and access to the equipment.
Let's tailor the decoration
to your equipment.
Please send photographs of the appliance, its dimensions and your interior design idea. We will discuss the shape and texture of the surround, the openings required and access to the equipment.
The first conversation carries no obligation.
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