STEAK 'N SHAKE REDESIGN
A wealthy American family owns a Steak 'N Shake restaurant in Seattle, Washington. They have requested a redesign to create a fancy atmosphere where customers can enjoy the views of the city while eating a standard American meal consisting of hamburgers and milkshakes. The family wants the restaurant to have a high-class feel but also be fun. The new design will be a big change from the current style of the restaurant.
The particular style being referred to is called Suprematism. It was an art movement that originated in the 1910s. The main characteristic of this style is its emphasis on geometric shapes, rather than on visual representations of objects. In other words, the focus is on "the supremacy of pure artistic feeling" rather than on the visual depiction of objects.
However, I also wanted to ensure that it did not become too overwhelming for the customers. Hence, I endeavored to strike a balance between creativity and professionalism throughout the restaurant by incorporating modern twists. I paid close attention to every aspect, from the decor to the menu, to ensure that the customers get the best of both worlds - an entertaining and memorable experience, without compromising on the sophistication and elegance that one expects from a high-end restaurant.
