Horse Eye Poster

Framed Horse Eye Poster

Horses symbolize freedom without restraint, travel, movement, and desire. The image of a horse in poster print is a wonderful way to add beauty to your walls. Create a wildlife theme in your room with this print along with other animal-themed posters for a more compelling and attractive home.

A couple of horse poster

Framed A couple of horse poster

Horses symbolize freedom without restraint, travel, movement, and desire. The image of a horse in poster print is a wonderful way to add beauty to your walls. Create a wildlife theme in your room with this print along with other animal-themed posters for a more compelling and attractive home.

White horse and plant poster

Framed White horse and plant poster

Horses symbolize freedom without restraint, travel, movement, and desire. The image of a horse in poster print is a wonderful way to add beauty to your walls. Create a wildlife theme in your room with this print along with other animal-themed posters for a more compelling and attractive home.

White horse in gray poster

Framed White horse in gray poster

Horses symbolize freedom without restraint, travel, movement, and desire. The image of a horse in poster print is a wonderful way to add beauty to your walls. Create a wildlife theme in your room with this print along with other animal-themed posters for a more compelling and attractive home.

Horse in greyish background poster

Horse in greyish background poster

Run wild and free! A poster art that features one of the popular ancient creatures in the world. The horse is a symbol of freedom, power, and endurance. Printed on gray background, the poster will blend well to any wall color you have. Display it in the living room or the bedroom and you will surely have an interesting and wonderful wall appearance.

The Acoustic Canvas

The Acoustic Canvas

“The Acoustic” is a quirky and one-of-a-kind creation that will surely turn heads. It features a human body with the majestic head of a horse, effortlessly strumming away on a guitar. This unique blend of man and beast brings a new level of charm and whimsy to your music collection. So why settle for ordinary when you can have extraordinary with “The Acoustic”

The Acoustic Poster

The Acoustic Poster

“The Acoustic” is a quirky and one-of-a-kind creation that will surely turn heads. It features a human body with the majestic head of a horse, effortlessly strumming away on a guitar. This unique blend of man and beast brings a new level of charm and whimsy to your music collection. So why settle for ordinary when you can have extraordinary with “The Acoustic”

Kalesa canvas

Kalesa canvas

A horse drawn carriage that was first introduced in the Philippines during the Spanish era. A major mode of transportation in the country. It is also one of the symbols that FIlipinos can be proud of. Though classic and vintage-looking, some areas still preserve kalesa, just like how traditions are treasured in the Philippines.

Achieve That American Diner Look In Your Restaurant

The American diner may have that classic look and concept. However, when it comes to restaurants, retro does not always mean old. Many experts believe that the American diner look is more modern rather than classic. There are tons of ways how to decorate a restaurant. If you own one, then you would like to have the best for your business. Read on to learn more about American Diners and what are the things that need to be done to achieve the style. 

Go back in time

Before looking at the decorative elements you need, let’s look at the brief history of American diners. The concept of the diner began early in the 1900s. It was when Water Scott, a Rhode Island entrepreneur, repurposed a horse-pulled wagon into a car that served sandwiches, coffee, and pies. A rewarding business that was copied by others to produce lunch wagons or what we now know as diners. 

Over the years, the concept of diners changed. The look that we are familiar with is that of the 1950s diner. The appearance likewise changed along with the suburbs, with the use of stainless steel exteriors, large windows, and wall decor. Twenty years later, more diners sprouted in different areas and were built with a retro look. It can be considered that diners are part of American culture and have been adopted by many countries, even in the Philippines

Decor

In a diner, it is common to see bright and flashy walls with large mirrored sections. There is also a mix of colors, especially bright colors and mirrored wall areas. The wallpaper design can be considered to be retro with wood paneling.

Flooring

Create a checkered tile floor as this is what a retro diner has. Some restaurants use retro linoleum since there are a lot of design options other than wood or concrete flooring. What makes linoleum a great option, the maintenance is low, and cleaning it would not be a problem.

Lighting and accessories

Establishments using neon lights can now be seen in many areas. Whether they use the light in signages or as wall decors, neon lights can create a bright and gaudy restaurant appearance. In addition to these, 50s wall art is used. This includes road signs, framed posters of the 50s celebrities, number plates, and vinyl records. 

Actually, you do not have to limit yourselves with these suggestions. There are other decors that depict the 50s that you may want to add to your restaurant to achieve the American diner appearance. If you still have ample space, you can display retro motorcycles, gears, and other accessories. 

Look for inspiration

We will agree with you when you say that achieving the American diner-style may be difficult by reading this article alone. You can go around NCR for more inspiration and ideas. For instance, try to visit malls where there is a branch of TGIF as their restaurants have a good retro interior. You can likewise visit Filling Station, in Burgos St. Makati City. The place is packed with customers and the overall design is exemplary.

Kalesa poster with Black Frame Nordic Interior Wall Decor

Kalesa poster

A horse drawn carriage that was first introduced in the Philippines during the Spanish era. A major mode of transportation in the country. It is also one of the symbols that FIlipinos can be proud of. Though classic and vintage-looking, some areas still preserve kalesa, just like how traditions are treasured in the Philippines.