Interior Design for Restaurants
A course by MasquespacioCreative interior design consulting
A course by Masquespacio, Creative interior design consulting
Learn to design a restaurant space with a unique concept
A space that you love is one that you'll want to return to over and over again. The design plays a very important role in this effect, something that Ana Hernández, creative director of the Valencian studio of interior design Masquespacio, knows very well. In this course she will teach you her process for creating a restaurant, everything from the preliminary market research to the distribution of tables and chairs.
You will learn what a lovemark or cult brand is and the factors that define it, applying these elements to your restaurant's design.
What will you learn in this online course?
19 lessons & 14 downloads
What is a lovemark or cult brand
15 minutes, 20 seconds
What is a lovemark or cult brand (II)
8 minutes, 33 seconds
Corporate interiorism vs creative interior design
12 minutes, 4 seconds
Customer experience
9 minutes, 15 seconds
Who is the client and his dedication
10 minutes, 56 seconds
Who is your consumer
12 minutes, 15 seconds
What's included in this course?
You will start by getting to know Ana, take a look around her workspace and see her projects, as well as hear about the obstacles she has faced in the last 8 years. You will also discover the interior design, fashion and art from other disciplines that influence the work of Masquespacio.
You will learn about the concept of a lovemark or cult brand, and how it has been gaining momentum in recent years thanks to social media. You'll define the factors that boost lovemarks in the restaurant business, and then apply them to your design.
Before designing a restaurant, you need to understand your clients. You will learn to position your restaurant for specific consumers in order to differentiate yourself from the competition.
Once you have defined your creative concept, you will learn how to use the space in your restaurant and choose the right furniture for the main areas. Then explore different bar options and their elements as well.
Using her Kaikayu project as an example, Ana will walk you through designing your own restaurant.
What is this course's project?
You will design a 100 square meter restaurant following Masquespacio's methodology.
Projects by course students
Who is this online course for?
Designers, creatives and anyone interested in or curious about the design of commercial spaces.
Requirements and materials
You will need to have design knowledge or, at least, a passion for it. Ana and her team will use Photoshop to design the layout of their restaurant, but you can do it in whatever way is most convenient for you.
Reviews
- 3 months ago
Muy práctico, recomendable.
- 3 months ago
Muy buen curso, resuelve inquietudes que no se suelen aclarar durante la carrera de arquitectura.
- 5 months ago
Es un curso maravilloso, aprendí muchísimo sobre como buscar inspiración, referentes, acerca del diseño de interiores y demás elementos a tener cuenta para un restaurante.
- comertcanPLUS6 months ago
I found the design prep lessons very valuable, especially regarding moodboards and client management. However, I wish there was more on restaurant design. Bar layout aside, other areas felt rushed and superficial. I wanted more specific details and measurements for kitchens and dining areas. It’s a great course for students and enthusiasts, but I feel it’s a bit too basic for professionals.
- 7 months ago
Me parece un curso bastante interesante, hay que adaptar todo a las necesidades y reglamentación de cada zona, te da un panorama perfecto del paso a paso para diseñar espacios adecuados a las necesidades de cada cliente
Under this brand she has been involved with projects in Spain, Germany, Norway, Portugal, and the United States. She has been recognized internationally in the media and has received several awards throughout her career, such as the Massimo Dutti Nuevos Valores from AD Spain and the Wave of the Future Award for Hospitality Design. She has also won awards for individual projects such as the Hospitality Design Award, Wallpaper Award, and Red Dot.
Her designs include L'Atelier Rouge in New York; Vino Veritas restaurant in Norway; Solera supermarket in Cologne; Hikari and Nozomi restaurants in Valencia and the Valencia Lounge Hostel.
Content
- U1
Introduction
- We
- Influences
- U2
Definition of the "lovemark" before carrying out the project
- What is a lovemark or cult brand
- What is a lovemark or cult brand (II)
- Corporate interiorism vs creative interior design
- Customer experience
- U3
Know the customer
- Who is the client and his dedication
- Who is your consumer
- What distinguishes your restaurant from its competitors
- U4
Distribution
- Space distribution
- Distribution and furniture options
- Distribution and bar options
- U5
Develop your restaurant
- Choose the restaurant you are going to design
- Defines the client's lifestyle
- Research and inspiration for our project
- Defines the materials, colors and textures of the brand
- Restaurant distribution
- Design the space
- Design the space (II)
- FP
Final project
- The start of your path to inspiration
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FAQs
Yes, this course is aimed at those with basic to intermediate interior design knowledge who want to deepen their skills in creative strategies, project promotion, and building a professional portfolio.
Basic knowledge of design, creativity, or prior experience with interior design projects is recommended but not required. The course is structured to support gradual learning.
You’ll learn how to create interior design projects, build portfolios, apply storytelling, analyze creative references, implement promotion strategies, and adapt concepts to various cultural and commercial contexts.
Yes, you’ll learn effective methods like creating flyers, professional project photography, press outreach, and digital strategies to boost your work’s visibility.
Throughout the course, you can develop both fictional projects to enhance your portfolio and apply what you learn to your own or real projects if you have them.
Yes, the course covers interior design for hotels, restaurants, and commercial spaces, integrating strategies to create memorable experiences and emotional connections with users.
Yes, the course is designed to be completed online from home, letting you progress at your own pace and fit it into your schedule.