Use a Club Designer to Optimise Your Existing Space |
| Date Added: May 26, 2011 10:45:00 AM |
| Author: Rosa Dick |
| Category: Shopping |
| Make the most of what you’ve got. When designing or refurbishing your venue, a good club designer or club architect will be able to suggest clever and profitable ways to maximise the use of the existing space within your club. Astute club interior design can create versatile and flexible areas within your venue that can be used by different groups of people at different times, on different days. Here are a few ideas that you might consider for your club: Weekend Buffet, Sunday Breakfast, Social and Sports Club Meetings, Conferences, Live Music, Dancing, Karaoke, Indoor Sports, Trivia, Bingo, Darts, Poker, Formal Events, Classes, Pre Schoolers and Mums Activities. Does your club have a dining room that stops serving dinner at 9pm and a bar that is open until 1pm? Why not move some of the tables, after 9pm, to provide space for a dance floor or Trivia night? Do you have an area that could be easily cleared and used for a Zumba or yoga class? What about a darts competition night? Your club designer or club architect can convert an existing area into a multi function area suitable for different activities. Of course, any new ideas also need to be practical. For example, if the primary use of a particular area is seated dining at tables, low relaxed lounge chairs would be impractical. Low seating is also impractical if a large number of your guests are seniors, as older guests tend to have difficulty getting out of low-level seating. If you need to regularly rearrange furniture, your club designer or club architect would not recommend large sofas or heavy stone top tables. Nor would fixed tables and banquet seats be part of the club interior design in these areas. Versatile and flexible areas need to be rearranged in the least possible time with the least amount of labour. It is not only the furniture needs to be considered. An area that converts to a dance floor, exercise or dance class area needs to be designed to allow the instructor or Disk Jockey to be seen and also to control the sound system. These are just some of the things that need to be considered in your club interior design. Before any decisions are made, your club designer or club architect will consider your club’s specific needs. A good club designer or club architect will evaluate the existing space as well as all the existing furniture and equipment in your club before specifying any new furniture, fittings and equipment. The possibilities are limitless. |
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