Gangnam Chicken
Panel Arrangement on Wall Behind Counter
Images from flyers and marketing materials etc. painted on board and arranged and mounted on the wall (see examples of the panels below).
Panels would be painted using acrylic paint and mounted on the wall so that they are flush against the wall and "floating" out by about 9mm to create a sense of depth and enhanced perspective (see photos).
Panels would also be treated with a protective acrylic varnish to enhance the colours and subtly reflect the lighting in the restaurant (see below).
If this design is of interest then I would suggest starting with just the back wall behind the counter (as above) and then potentially expanding to the other walls with a similar/complementary style building outwards from this initial installation.
Panels would be painted using acrylic paint and mounted on the wall so that they are flush against the wall and "floating" out by about 9mm to create a sense of depth and enhanced perspective (see photos).
Panels would also be treated with a protective acrylic varnish to enhance the colours and subtly reflect the lighting in the restaurant (see below).
If this design is of interest then I would suggest starting with just the back wall behind the counter (as above) and then potentially expanding to the other walls with a similar/complementary style building outwards from this initial installation.
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Panels with runners on reverse so they "float" against the wall
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Panels treated with a protective acrylic varnish
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Panels raised slightly off the wall to create depth across the installation
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