Control the Perception of your Venue

Perceived Value Drives Real Revenue

People pay for what looks premium
Customers judge your offering before tasting a thing. Designer, well-crafted pieces—like signage, table displays, and fittings—signal quality, setting expectations that justify premium pricing.

Want to charge $7 for a coffee or $38 for a main? Your visual cues need to match.

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Info Sources

www.eajournals.org/wp-content/uploads/Interior-Design-in-Customer-Satisfaction-and-Retention-in-the-Restaurant-Industry-in-Tamale-Metropolis.pdf
www.researchgate.net/publication/315873398_THE_EFFECTS_OF_AESTHETIC_VALUE_IN_FOOD_AND_BEVERAGE_BUSINESSES_ON_THE_AESTHETIC_EXPERIENCES_AND_REVISIT_INTENTIONS_OF_CUSTOMERS